investment in construction as well as investment in machinery and equipment as exhibited by the decreased in domestic equipment sales and decreased in number of registered vehicles for investment purposes, the
environment During the second quarter of 2019, the growth momentum for the Thai economy slowed down from both the domestic and external demand. Private investment contracted both in investment in construction
improve for the construction segment while solid expansions still continue for investments in machinery and equipment segment especially for export related industries. Public spending also continued to
the construction segment while solid expansions still continue for investments in machinery and equipment segment especially for export related industries. Public spending also continued to increase
mainly from the disbursement in construction and machinery purchase from the Royal Irrigation Department and Department of Rural Roads. Meanwhile, in the external sector, export expanded at a slower pace
mainly from the disbursement in construction and machinery purchase from the Royal Irrigation Department and Department of Rural Roads. Meanwhile, in the external sector, export expanded at a slower pace
) - 30,200 4,816,900.00 3.94 3.86 ก#$ก%& ก () (KBANK) - 28,200 5,005,500.00 4.09 4.01 ก+&,$$ ก () (KKP) - 107,600 6,348,400.00 5.19 5.09 %&/$&0 ก () (SCB) - 41,800 6,374,500.00 5.21 5.11 CONSTRUCTION
that Thai economy will grow faster than the same period last year, reflecting in a higher GDP. Export and tourism sector are the main factors that support Thai economy in the second quarter. In addition
that Thai economy will grow faster than the same period last year, reflecting in a higher GDP. Export and tourism sector are the main factors that support Thai economy in the second quarter. In addition
support staff, etc., against the tentatively declining revenues from the manufacturing business to the extent that the Company’s manufacturing business would be at a loss. Therefore, it was deemed