% from 31 December 2018. • Current assets increased by Baht 2,671 million mainly increased of cash and cash equivalents from cash received from sales of property, plant and equipment from the restructuring
disbursement of provincial budgets. Meanwhile, private investment contracted in the investment in construction while investment in machinery and equipment still expanded as exhibited by the increased in domestic
Financial performances Comparison is as follows: THB’000 Consolidated ∆% Separate ∆% Q1/2019 Q1/2018 Q1/2018 Q1/2017 Revenues from sales and services of medical equipment 460,711 366,698 26% 382,283 320,648
Q2/2019 ∆% Q1/2020 ∆% Revenues from sales of medical equipment and services 431,618 440,596 -2% 301,848 43% Revenues from sales and beauty treatment services 3,568 43,985 -92% 22,202 -84% Interest
expansion due to ongoing recovery in private consumption and the tourism sector during the festive season, despite delayed government budget disbursement. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of
plan to draft the new Power Development Plan (PDP) to portray a clear picture of power sector development since some planned power plants in PDP 2015 could not be constructed as planned along with
all business sectors. Thai economy has been pressured from weak in tourism sector, consumption, and export sectors. However, Thailand continues easing country lockdown measures phase by phase since May
weaker from protectionist trade policies between US and China and effect of Baht appreciation, which affected to export sector and industrial sector, especially in electronic components manufacturing