, increasing slightly from 0.76 percent in the second quarter. The average exchange rate was 32.97 THB/USD, appreciating from 33.39 THB/USD in the same period last year but weaker than 31.92 THB/USD in the
outbreak. In 1Q20, overall economy was largely affected by the coronavirus disease (COVID- 19) outbreak globally, including the Thai economy, resulting a deep economic deceleration throughout the year. Thai
lowered the 6M/2020 selling and distribution expenses by Baht 53.4 million. The percentage of selling and distribution expenses to operating revenue slightly increased YoY, mainly due to the lower
measurement in several countries resulting a significant decrease across economic activities which expected a deep economic deceleration throughout the year. During the last period shrinking economy impacted
tariff - is indexed to the price of natural gas for which slightly decreased from 240.00 Baht/mmBtu in 2016 to 239.89 235.26 Baht/mmBtu in 2017. Electricity sales to Industrial Users (IUs) – Thailand
227k and currently used 9.2GB of data/month, compared to 5.7GB in 1Q17, while ARPU slightly declined 0.5% QoQ to stand at Bt578. Prepaid segment saw a net loss of 233k, declining but at the lowest QoQ
% YoY, with details as follows: Domestic branded sales slightly declined by c.1% YoY. Export branded sales dropped by c.20% YoY, as last year there were sales of coconut water with annual contract
or slightly decreased by 1.7 percent. 1.2 Other income Other income consists of interest income, gain from asset sales and revenue from scrap sales. For the period of three months and period of nine
, below by 0.8% as compared to 2018. In 2019, China produced crude steel at 996.3 MT up by 8.3%, India produced crude steel at 111.2 MT increased by 1.8%, Japan at 99.3 MT slightly decreased 4.8% and South