prices as well as the decline in public and private consumption. The tourism industry, especially in the hotel, transportation and restaurant businesses, was hard hit by the impact of COVID-19 outbreak
million Baht or 44% as compared to 2017. This was due to the capital increase via private placement and rights offering during the first half of the year as well as the disposition of three assets includes
44% as compared to 2017. This was due to the capital increase via private placement and rights offering in the second quarter of the year as well as the disposition of three assets includes hotel
structure rental to be always in line with the revenue. 3.4.6 Risk of being un able to renew the governmental concession and the private space lease contract The main factor for the Company's business
of 2,262 million Baht. This was mainly due to the proceeds from the capital increase from the ordinary shares issuance to the private placement and the existing shareholders. While in Q2 2018, 4 | P a
% (y-y) in the first quarter. The main supporting factors were the return-to-expansion of export goods and private investment. On the other hand, the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to
because an increase of export and private consumption, as well as an expansion of government investment. In addition, the domestic tourism sector also improved due to the government continued relaxing
supporting factors were the return-to-expansion of export goods and private final consumption expenditure. In addition, the relaxation of the COVID-19 restrictions resulting in the number of foreign tourist
maintained its growth momentum. Similarly, Thailand’s major economic indicators continued to exhibit growth, as evidenced by brighter exports, government spending and private spending on certain items of