implementation was much less response from business sectors, because there are limit number of B20 distribution stations and business sectors concern the side effect to engine from using B20. Department of Energy
depreciation of Thai baht, especially in exports, tourism, and service sectors. Revenue from non-mobile enterprise business recorded Bt1,310mn, with strong growth of 38% YoY and 5.5% QoQ. AIS maintained the
, particularly in sectors related to exports and tourism. Public investment totaled Baht 111.6 billion, near last year’s level, though investment in March edged up from the first two months. Headline inflation
. Meanwhile, competition for deposits is expected to be mild, as although the economy is likely to improve, the recovery remains concentrated in certain business sectors. There is considerable excess liquidity
consumer sentiment worsened. As in the previous quarter, in Q4 the main lime consuming sectors of the industry were impacted by the macro economy. However, despite the current challenges in the economy
in 2017 is expected to recover gradually from last year, supported by the government’s infrastructure investment, the recovery in both of export and tourism sectors. However, the Thai economy faces
gradually increased traffic volume into the system. Cost of service for operation of Expressway business consisted of costs of toll, amortization of rights to operate completed expressway sectors and
of toll, amortization of rights to operate completed expressway sectors and compensation for site acquisition cost, for the third quarter of the year 2017, amounted to Baht 1,377 Million, representing
energy for sale to public and private sectors. 8. Board of Directors As of 27 October 2017, consists of 9 directors as follows: 1) Ms.Cathleen Maleenont 2) Mr.Prommin Lertsuridej 3) Mr.Somphop
sales promotion activities for customers e.g. government sectors, employee’s costs e.g. annual bonus and employee salaries from the increase in the number of employees. Compare to Q4-2017 and Q4-2016, the