-year performance which has already factored into the Company’s annual growth forecast. Meanwhile, we already have seen signs of improvement in overall advertising sentiment in upcoming November and
is the key factor driven domestic’s consumption and investment. Bank of Thailand has revised down its growth forecast for Thailand's gross domestic product this year to 3.8 percent from 4.0 percent
% EBIT (27.73) (3.27) (24.46) 748.01% Net Profit (Loss) (21.72) (0.34) (21.38) 6288.24% Basic Earnings (Loss) per Share (0.110) (0.002) (0.108) 6288.24% Performance Report The epidemic of COVID-19 affects
integration of acquired businesses, the start of earning recovery in our high-volume Necessities business and our stable but higher-margin HVA business. We delivered record earnings and cash flows and expect
million (THB 8.4 billion), -7% YoY, Core EBITDA margin 10% Core Net profit after tax of $128 million (THB 4.0 billion), -27% YoY Core Earnings Per Share of THB 0.67, -32% YoY Operating Cash Flow of
of $304 million (THB 9.6 billion), -7% YoY, Core EBITDA margin 10% Core Net profit after tax of $128 million (THB 4.0 billion), -27% YoY Core Earnings Per Share of THB 0.67, -32% YoY Operating
forecast some of the factors that contributed to our over performance in the first half to ease towards the end of the year we look forward to a strong H2. On the cost side we face some headwinds in variable
achieved strong earnings, a growth of 49% in core EBIDTA or $749 mil- lion which is on track to deliver over $1 Billion in annual EBITDA in 2017, the first time in the history of the Company. The strong
, however, it would be restrained by non-farm household income given signs of moderation in earnings, and lower consumer confidence among low-income households due to elevated household debt. Bank of Thailand
remaining two segments, Integrated Oxides & Derivatives and Specialty Chemicals are expected to resume their earnings from unplanned shutdowns, except IPA which we believe will recover over the next 12-18