with participants from both the public and private sectors. The celebration ceremony was chaired by Mr. Thosapone Dansuputra, Director-General of the Department of Business Development, who spoke on the

direction from investment motivation of both governmental and private sectors, which some part mainly comes from export and tourism sectors and internal expenditure rate has gradually expanded as well. These

global economy due to financial market tightening and macroeconomic headwinds which created contraction risks, especially for Thai export sectors. Nonetheless, private consumption showed a sign of

growth in all major segments together with gross margin expansion. - Q1’20 Revenue from sales grew by 5.0% YoY, amounting to THB 6.7 billion, driven by the growth in all major segments particulary

to 2017. The main lime consuming sectors of the industry continue to expand: we maintain the view that the sugar cane harvest will be 10-15% stronger compared to last season, which translated into

added to the health and safety team in order to ensure improvements are swift. Business wise 2019 has started well despite challenges in the macro economy and some of the key market segments along with

future. Business wise H1 2019 was challenging particularly in the most recent quarter. Business sentiment in multiple industrial segments important to us has been impacted by the macro economy and the

moderated, while business and consumer sentiment worsened. As in Q2 also in Q3 the main lime consuming sectors of the industry were impacted by the macro economy. However, market feedback has given us

of tourism and service sectors, coupled with increased consumer purchasing power from reduced inflation. Nonetheless, the global economy showed a sign of uncertainty and a risk of recession, causing

depreciation of Thai baht, especially in exports, tourism, and service sectors. Revenue from non-mobile enterprise business recorded Bt1,310mn, with strong growth of 38% YoY and 5.5% QoQ. AIS maintained the