expiry of safeguard on alloy steel, and strengthening of Thai Baht, and the current out break of COVID-19 has led to continuous decline in domestic steel prices from second quarter of 2019 and impacted the

restructured from short-term debts into long-term loan 5 years, resulted in better financial ratios i.e. Debt to Equity Ratio (D/E Ratio) at 0.39 and Current Ratio at 1.18 which were better than year 2016

conversion and some portion has been restructured from short-term debts into long-term loan 5 years, resulted in better financial ratios i.e. Debt to Equity Ratio (D/E Ratio) at 0.39 and Current Ratio at 1.18

upgrading equipment health. This has significantly improved the Debt to Equity Ratio from 0.49 in 2016 to 0.20 in Q2-2019 and the Current Ratio from 0.33 in 2016 to 1.75 in Q2-2019. 1. Highlights 2 G J Steel

million metric tons, increasing 9.54% consisting of thin gauge at 3.02 million metric tons, increasing 11.24% and Thick gauge at 0.180 million metric tons, decreasing 12.79% compared to the previous year

metric tons. Overview of Hot Rolled Steel in Thailand The Hot Rolled Steel production in 2018 was at 3.20 million metric tons, increasing 9.54% consisting of thin gauge at 3.02 million metric tons

Steel has been in the process of rehabilitation at current and waiting for the court’s order to allow G Steel accessibility to a new credit facility, then G Steel will be able to resume their own

Steel in Thailand The Hot Rolled Steel production in Jan. – Jun. 2018 was at 1.58 million metric tons, increasing 15.84% consisting of thin gauge at 1.49 million metric tons, increasing 20.46% and Thick

. Overview of Hot Rolled Steel in Thailand The Hot Rolled Steel production in Jan. – Sep. 2018 was at 2.50 million metric tons, increasing 14.90% consisting of thin gauge at 2.36 million metric tons

THB as compared to US dollar. There would be the material change in Q3 for the Balance Sheet structure of which expecting to see the improvement of DE and Current ratio. However, the Balance Sheet