in economic momentum, the Bank of Thailand revised down Thailand’s economic growth forecast for 2019 to 2.8% (as of September 2019); compared to previous projection at 3.3%. Moreover, the growth

.5% YoY, supported by 35% growth in canned fruit resulted from higher productivity than the previous crop season, despite the drop in fruit juice sales following the slowdown in fruit juice market

high competitive environment, causing the trade accounts receivable had decreased from the previous year. In addition, the company has an average debt-collection period of 63 days which is less than an

but slower than the previous quarter because of the deceleration of exporting sector and the world economy. Merchandise exports were projected to recover more slowly than expected due to the slowdown in

around 4.1% in 2018 from previous valuation of 3.9%, due to better performance in the exports and tourism, the increase in private spending and the government scheme to boost spending from low-income

September 2017 driven by the continuous increasing in demand from trading partners in oil sector and domestic. Primary energy consumption in 2017 has improved by 2.4% compare to previous year and in the same

the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) would be 4.3% for 2018 which is higher than the previous forecast of 4.1%. The increase is reflecting the widespread improvement of economy in the first half of 2018

continued to grow at 25% YoY. This was impacted by financial statement adjustment in accordance with new Thai accounting standards. According to the previous accounting standards, Q3/2019 total sales would

acknowledged product quality and its attractive lower retailing price as compared to the previous packaging size of a 330 ml. The new energy drink is not only expanding the customer base to younger generations

year on year to THB 83mn (THB 51mn in the previous year). Hence, our effective tax rate at consolidated level this quarter stood at 27% - higher than usual corporate tax rate of 20%. Bolstered by the