cost of exports higher and the cost of sale promotion increases. Administrative expenses totaling 97.89 Million Baht decreased from the last year by 22.55 Million Baht or 18.72% due to In 2016, With the

2018 expanded continuously on the back of robust exports and tourism, which is supported by stronger global economic conditions. Exports and tourist arrivals rose by 9.9 percent and 15.4 percent, from

more expansive exports sector. Meanwhile, government investment still played a key role in propelling the economy, although it slowed down somewhat, accelerating in the previous quarter. The company

of 2017 continued to recover, primarily supported by the expansion in exports and tourism. Exports registered an 8.0 percent growth year- on-year as a result of higher exports of various types of goods

3.7% in the second quarter higher than 3.3% in the previous quarter. This was mainly from the acceleration of exports, goods, and services in line with the pick up of the trading partner economy and the

2017 continued to recover with exports and tourism as the main drivers. Exports grew by 12.5 percent from the same period last year across almost all products and markets, with the benefits now flowing

increased dynamism in exports of goods and services (source: IMF, October 2017). Steel output so far in 2017 is up 11% in Thailand and we expect this trend to continue. Also, sugar cane harvest is expected to

was expected to expand at a slower pace compared with the same period last year due to a contraction in merchandise exports and a slowdown in tourism growth resulting from uncertainty about the trade

ahead. Exports for the first eight months of this year fell by 7.8 % YoY. When excluding exports of gold, value of exports declined by 11.8% YoY. The deterioration of exports was seen in almost all

expanded at a slower pace compared with the same period last year due to a contraction in merchandise exports resulting from uncertainty in the trade policies of major countries and the Baht’s ongoing