market environment Growth continued for the Thai economy during the second quarter of 2018 with further expansion in the external sectors namely exports and tourism in line with the expansion of the global

tourism sectors potentially slowing down partly from the continue trade tensions between the US and China. Meanwhile, consumption could potentially be limited by the depressions in farm income and high

from 4.0 percent in 2017. Nominal GDP for the year totaled Baht 16.3 trillion (USD 500 billion). While domestic demand continued to be solid in 2018, the export and tourism sectors weakened in the second

48,232mn and Traditional media (Newspaper, Magazines and Radio) with a 14.0% market share, declined by 22.1% YoY to THB 10,512mn. Out-of-Home media (“OOH”) and online media segments which VGI focuses on

sharp drop in foreign and domestic travel across both the tourism and business traveler segments, government protocol to close down the service business sectors in line with the Lock Down policies and

industries are directly and severely affected, due to the sharp drop in foreign and domestic travel across both the tourism and business traveler segments, government protocol to close down the service

market which is envisioned to become: Strategic Direction 1 Capital market for competitiveness (Competitiveness), in which potentiality and competitiveness of all sectors in the capital market and economic

. Government spending and government investment did not drive the economy fully. Meanwhile, the investment of private sector was slowed down, household sectors from various sectors paid more attention on

December 2022 until 26 January 2023. The Thailand Taxonomy Phase I focuses on the economic activities relating to the energy and transportation sectors, which contribute to the highest proportion of carbon

multi-stakeholders who join in discussing the government and the business sectors’ progress in implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs), which focus on three pillars