by 4.2 percent, softening from 7.3 percent in 2018. A https://market.sec.or.th/public/idisc/Views/Download?FILEID=dat/news/202002/20022453.pdf 17058029.pdf in cash, property , or stock to all

easing COVID-19 situation with a rebound of foreign tourists which boosted Thailand’s economic recovery. Nonetheless, domestic demand stayed soft due to the global geopolitical conflicts that created

several other central banks in Asia gradually adopted a more accommodative stance in response to the weakening global economy amid looming risks. The US central bank cut its policy rate to 2.00-2.25 percent

. Meanwhile, tourist arrivals increased by 7.5 percent, softening from 9.4 percent growth in 2017. This was largely due to a fall in Chinese tourist arrivals during the second half of the year, notwithstanding

2020, National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) forecasted Thailand’s economy to expand by 1.5- 2.5 percent, softening from 2019 due to impacts from the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak

stimulus policies worth Baht 464 billion to support domestic spending, the property market and grassroots economy. Meanwhile, tourist arrivals rose by 4.2 percent, softening from 7.3 percent in 2018. A

softening in their gross margins rates. The overall average selling prices decreased from the previous year, following the decline of global raw material prices with baht also weakened in the current period

. Net profit • In Q3’2019, net profit was Baht 1,287 million while net profit-owner of the parent was Baht 763 million, improving 21.9% q-on-q from the reasons described previously but softening 4.0% y-on

/ from Baht 423 million in Q3’2018 to Baht 220 million in Q4’2018, primarily due to 1) seasonally softening demand from IUs during the holiday period, 2) seasonally high expense, 3) a 4.6% increase in gas

normalized and we saw improved performance in the vertical over the previous quarter. Our Lifestyle rebound from 4Q19 lows in January due to normalized operations before softening in March 2020 due to supply