. Growth is estimated at 4.2% the fastest pace since 2013. The expansion was supported by the speed up in private consumption expenditure, government consumption expenditure, and investment. In the meantime
ASEAN countries. Regarding domestic demand, private consumption expenditure grew at a slower pace amid supports from the government’s economic stimulus measures due to the declining household income and
global trade volume affected by trade tensions and the impact of structural changes in the Thai economy on export sector. Public expenditure and private investment would expand slower than the previous
almost all nationality groups, especially the number of Chinese tourists. Meanwhile, domestic demand expanded at a gradual pace both the private consumption and investment. Public expenditure remained an
export-oriented industries together with supports from the continuous progresses in public infrastructure investment. Meanwhile, public expenditure increased at a slower pace partly, partly because some
dividend Q419 THB 0.5b , net capital expenditure THB 1.1b, other items THB -0.1b. Cash and financial investments in 2018 decreased by THB 1.0 billion to THB 8.7 billion, due to EBITDA 3.4 billion less final