income 82 2,381 -97% 298 -72% Other income 3,852 7,251 -47% 4,339 -11% Total Revenues 439,120 494,213 -11% 328,687 34% Profit / (Loss) before interest and taxation 27,930 (44,109) 163% (767,358) 104
. Private consumption has tended to slow down due to lower income and employment rate, especially in the export sector. In addition, consumers' purchasing power is still affected by high household debt and
distancing, affect a decrease of tourist numbers. The government measures to control the spread of decease by temporarily halting the department stores, the closure of high-risk places and the drought problems
for COVID-19. However, the epidemic of the virus was controlled in time by The Thai government, which has implemented a number of preventive measures to combat the situation, such as closing certain
decreased 84.62 million baht, or equivalent to 6.22% from the same period of previous year due to the economy that was slow down. Expenditure and government investment were insufficient for driven economy
million baht or equivalent to 6.97% compared to the same period last year due to the situation of Thai economy that was slowed down. Spending and government investment were slightly driven the economy
decreased 9.79 million Baht, or 2.91% from the same period of previous year due to the slowing of the economy. Investment and government expenditure were not enough to drive the economy. While the private
remained sluggish, due to weak purchasing power and the lack of any specific measures from the government. In the second half of 2017, the economy moved in a positive direction driven by industrial expansion
resolved to approve the generation of alternative income channels and the reduction of expenses as follows:(1) To enhance the securities companies’ ability in managing liquidity, it is approved in
overall economic conditions have dampened consumers’ spending, despite a spate of government stimulus measures such as the state welfare card and the ‘Eat, Shop and Spend’ project in the second half of 2019