Q1/2017 (If excluding construction revenue under concession agreement of 990.07 million Baht, the total consolidated sales and services income would decrease by 74.75 million Baht or 7.02% compared to
”) reported 2019 total revenue of THB 12,275m, increased by 63% YoY. Major drivers of such growth were 104% increase in revenue from sales of house and condominium together with 27% increase in revenue from
quarter expanded by 4.8%, higher than 3.9% growth in the previous quarter, according to data from Bank of Thailand and NESDB. This was mainly from acceleration of private consumption, government consumption
impressive 4.8% growth. Central bank forecasts for the full year are around 4.5% and with inflation only just breaking into the 1-4% target band (1.2% in Q2) coupled with uncertainty around global trade the
million, decreasing Baht 2,221 million or 25.23 percent, over-quarter. The decrease could be attributed to non-interest income which fell Baht 8,785 million, or 54.37 percent, due mainly to the volatility
growth rate of 3.8 percent in the first 9 months of 2017 (comparing with the growth rate of 3.3 percent in the first 9 months of 2016), the growth rate was produced by export and consumption of the private
EBITDA was recorded at THB 88 million, a decrease of THB 49 million or 36% from the same quarter of previous year. This was primarily impact from declining of glycerine price driven by rising of global
Baht 204.2 million, due mainly to the decrease in expected credit losses by 39.5% and decreased by 32.4% when compared to the first quarter of 2020 with the net profit of Baht 828.8 million, due mainly
. Meanwhile, farm income declined due to a more-severe-than expected impact of the drought. The Bank of Thailand reduced Thailand’s economic growth projection for 2020 to contract 5.3% (as of March 2020
. Headline inflation was expected to fall below the lower limit of the inflation target. Therefore, the accommodative monetary policy will help meet the inflation target and support economic growth amidst