from COVID-19 lockdown in the second quarter. Beverage Segment OSP recorded total beverage revenues at THB 10,630 million, an increase of 0.1% YoY. Domestic beverage sales was at THB 8,899 million, +3.0
% decrease in automotive parts businesses and 2.0% increase in dealership businesses. The decrease in overall revenue was due to the following reasons: 1) Automotive Parts Business; Thailand car production
purchasing raw water from private source, depreciation and amortization from investment to increase capacity and employee expenses. However, the company was able to save the electricity cost by 59.21 million
were limited to specific areas and types of housings. Trade businesses steadied or slightly expanded following a gradual increase of domestic expenditures. The improvement in economic activities helped
Chinese. Meanwhile, level of domestic economic activities gradually increased, though not accelerating. Consumption and investment of private sector steadily expanded consistent with the improving consumer
exemption or light-touch track for offers made to sophisticated investors or private placements. However, the SEC proposes that ICO for “investment participation” be initially allowed for institutional
expansion due to ongoing recovery in private consumption and the tourism sector during the festive season, despite delayed government budget disbursement. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of
economy, supported by increased stability, government stimulus, and tourism recovery, despite weaker consumer sentiment, lower private investment, and flood. AIS reported core service revenue of Bt40,799mn
standard deviation. The Sharpe Ratio reflects the increase in the rate of return that the mutual fund should receive to compensate the risk received by the mutual fund. A mutual fund with a higher Sharpe