mainly by the drop of revenue from sales and services, resulting from temporary closure of hotels, schools, and food/catering outlets. The impact was lessened from the Company’s continuing efforts from
% lower in 2019 at USD 656m down from USD 689m in 2018 as the average THB/USD exchange rate strengthened 4% to THB/USD 31.05 in 2019 from THB/USD 32.31 in 2018. The Microelectronics divisions' sales revenue
the average THB/USD exchange rate strengthened 4% to THB/USD 33.93 in 2017 from THB/USD 35.30 in 2016. The Microelectronics divisions' sales revenue increased 6% [+2% THB] in 2017 over 2016. The
Segment Grouping In 2019, the Company has changed reportable segments. The strategic divisions offer different products and services and are managed separately because they require different business
to open more outlets in 2020. • Partially divest investment in NR Instant Produce (NRF) as part of the balance sheet rationalization plan to recognize the return on investment. NRF’s business outlook
more outlets in 2020. • Partially divest investment in NR Instant Produce (NRF) as part of the balance sheet rationalization plan to recognize the return on investment. NRF’s business outlook is
has adjusted its strategy for delivery service only. At present, the company is adjusting its business expansion plan to postpone the opening of new outlets this year. • Ready-to-cook food distribution
food restaurant business in South Africa. Dusit Real Foods partnered with Virgin Active Thailand to open and operate dining outlets to provide customers with healthy meals, snacks and shakes. The first