expected due to declining global trade volumes and the slower economic growth of major trading partners, which were affected by trade tensions between the US and China. Export growth has been negatively
contraction of the Thai economy. The economic growth inclined to be slower than forecasted which was mainly due to the trade tensions and the weakening of economy worldwide. Particularly, the export sector has
economy has moved on a positive trajectory and has followed a similar pattern to the previous quarter of last year. Since the second half of 2017 growth has been driven by the manufacturing sector, which
to grow slower than forecasted. It was mainly due to the weakening export sector which attributed to the declining demand worldwide, resulting in the stagnant economic growth in several major trading
performance in the second quarter shows total revenue of 16,464.72 million Baht, whilst net profit stood at 1,312.56 million Baht; this represents growth of 4.38% and 16.03% respectively compared to the same
ended 30 June 2017 To: President The Stock Exchange of Thailand The Thai economy expanded in the 2nd quarter driven by the export and tourism sectors. However farm income growth is still subdued, as
21.0% in 2018. Excluding TBSP’s gross profit margin of 18.6%, the Company’s gross profit margin in 2019 was 23.4%, slightly decline from a year earlier, primary by lower Gross Profit of Packaging & Label
of the following: - Sales income was Baht 15,399.76 million, an increase of Baht 525.01 million or up by 3.53%, which was driven by same store sales growth of HomePro and Mega Home as well as sales
or up by 9.27%, which was driven by same store sales growth of Homepro business and sales from new stores of HomePro, Mega Home, and HomePro in Malaysia. - Rental and service income amounted to Baht