from both domestic and international demand which were impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and various severe measures for controlling the outbreak. Therefore it affected to the economic

their deposits and appropriately managing costs by increasing the proportion of CASA and maintaining liquid assets to cope with a severe liquidity situation in compliance with BOT guidelines including the

conditions and increasing competition in the Japanese restaurant industry. Other brands such as AKA and On the Table were meanwhile able to maintain positive SSSG due to the strength of the brands and the

Management PLC at “A+” with “stable” outlook, which reflects the company’s financial strength as the key raw water provider with a comprehensive pipeline network in the Eastern Seaboard area, rising of water

in other countries of canned sweet corn and pouched sweet corn. However, the sale price per unit decreased, the severe price competition in the market and Thai Baht strengthen. As a result revenue from

Covid-19 outbreak was more severe than previously expected, taking a bigger toll on the Thai economy. Concerns among global financial and capital markets affected the liquidity of the Thai financial

exports to China fell from the severe cold weather.  Export CMG sales decreased by c.35% as the Company has implemented new preventive measures since Q2/2017 to control the quality of coconut water

tourist arrivals due to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak and slowing Chinese economy. Meanwhile, domestic factors include severe droughts and the delay on government budget approval

Australia to EGR Europe as delivery country. Gross profit margin decreased 4% duted to sold OEM project that high gross profit margin decrease, gross profit of Trading products decreased dued to Baht strength

Trading products decreased dued to Baht strength. - 2 - Selling and Administrative Expenses In the three-month period ended 30 June 2017 and 2016, total selling and administrative expenses of the Company