improvements but certain limitations still remain 1) Structural problems in the Thai economy leading to a still low level of private consumption 2) The appreciation of Thai Baht due to the high current account
depressions in farm income and high level of household debt while inflation remains at a low level. Other key risks that need to be monitored are the slowdown in global economy especially the Chinese economy
the year in which export branded sales excluding LQSF grew up, after dropping in the first three quarters. Export CMG sales decreased c.45% YoY, since there was some customer ending the distribution
slowdown in domestic and external demands and also from the delay in private investment due to low capacity utilization in manufacturing. Meanwhile, public spending excluding transfers also contracted in
especially for domestic consumptions 3) Inflation continuing to decelerate with core inflation at an 87 months low, implying a still weak domestic demand. For the second half of 2017, although the economy is
especially for domestic consumptions 3) Inflation continuing to decelerate with core inflation at 7-year low, implying a still weak domestic demand. For the second half of 2017, although the economy is
in the export and tourism sectors 3) Low level of inflation - impacting manufacturers ability to determine pricing and 4) Strengthening of the Thai Baht - 6.7% against the US Dollar since the beginning
to IU portion. Development of Solar Projects ERC has announced the qualified project sponsors to enter into Power Purchase Agreement with the electricity distribution authorities (Metropolitan
advisory service handbook which is prepared in accordance with Clause 16 to the customer prior to giving the first advice, however, there shall be rendered an evidence showing such distribution of handbook