rate decelerated in accordance with the global economic growth which was affected by the trade war between the United States and China, together with the appreciation of the Thai Baht as one of the

. Japan 8. Korea, South: Republic of Korea 9. Principality of Liechtenstein 10. Luxembourg: Grand Duchy of Luxembourg 11. Malaysia 12. New Zealand 13. Singapore: Republic of Singapore 14. United Kingdom

31% as compared to the same period last year of 260 million Baht. This was due to continuous effort in debt repayment in forms of Bill of Exchange, debentures and financial institution loans. The

administrative expenses were 1,466.1 Million Baht, increased 1,001.9 Million Baht or 215.8% from Q2 2016. Country Company-operated Stores Licensed Stores Total United States 10 - 10 United States (Hawaii) - 1 1

Baht, increased 1,001.9 Million Baht or 215.8% from Q2 2016. Country Company-operated Stores Licensed Stores Total United States 10 - 10 United States (Hawaii) - 1 1 Thailand 13 - 13 Japan 15 (50% JV) 16

repayment of short- term borrowings from financial institutions by using money gained from trading of its ordinary shares in the MAI stock exchange. • Other current assets decreased by Baht 35.06 million

-rolled steel sheets with alloy (expire on 26 February 2019) and the trade war between United States-China which Chinese steel spilled into Thailand and ASEAN. Volume of import flat steel product from

%, respectively. For the decreased in sales of European zone, this is because of the decline in order of automotive accessories from the United Kingdom is facing Brexit problem. Cost of Sales and Services In the

marketing communications business to government and private sectors in this quarter such as concert stage equipment rental, revenue recognition of the 2020 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates World Expo that

debt repayment, trade and other payables, therefore there is an increase in cash rates. - Net cash flows from the investing activities was 7.0 MB, increased by 4.6 MB when compare with Q2/2019 due to the