. The Pollution Control Department 17. The Department of Local Administration 18. The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) 19. The Renewable Energy Industry Club
operator persuant to the law on agricultural futures trading; (4) the Bank of Thailand; (5) an international financial institution; (6) a juristic person established under a specific law; (7) a government
four state-owned financial institutes, namely, Krungthai Bank (KTB), Government Saving Bank (GSB), Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand (SME D Bank), and Export-Import Bank of
the lockdown measures both in domestic and foreign, resulting in the resumed economic activity. The government expenditure continued to expand both in current expenditure and capital expenditure. Those
many large-scale projects that have been bidding by the Government at the end of year 2019, such as the D–ticket Project of State Railway of Thailand. However, the ongoing outbreak of COVID–19 in the end
government expenses. The government expenses play a key role to support the Thai economy in 2020 and earmarked to better help the economy in the next phase. It is expected that the government will accelerate
14.5 17.8 Revenues and Costs of Sales and Services Most of the Company's revenue from sales and service in Q2- 2022 which come from government and state enterprise, increased from Q1- 2022 due to the
state enterprise that take much time for the inspection and the payment approval. Besides, there were projects of government agency with long period in the payment process as well as credit term of trade