quarter expanded by 4.8%, higher than 3.9% growth in the previous quarter, according to data from Bank of Thailand and NESDB. This was mainly from acceleration of private consumption, government consumption

private consumption and total investment were constantly expanding. However, Thai economy still faces external risk such as U.S. monetary and trade policy and global economic uncertainty. As of August 31

(loss) for the period (34,287) (110,144) 69% (47,544) -28% 191,233 -118% Margin -6% -18% -10% 22% Profit (loss) for the period attributable to equity holder of the company 6,054 (37,417) 116% (6,923) 187

pandemic. The pandemic severely affects both external and domestic demand in tourism, manufacturing, and exporting sectors, as well as softens private consumption indicators. The outbreak also led to

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

% in the previous quarter, driven mainly by a slowdown in domestic demand and private consumption. The exports sector fell sharply due to the continued strength of the baht, while tourism sector also

% (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

private consumption and investment. However, economic expansion remains at risk due to higher cost of living, the rising of household debts amid an upward trend of interest rates, the increasing of interest