were also higher, but these are investments into the future competitiveness of the company. On the upside we expect to see some of the variable cost pressure, notably fuel, to ease in the following
for the best interest of the Company in order to ease the overcrowded of animal breeding area which could affect the animal health and living environment. Regarding the lease amount of THB 2,000,000 per
the end of the year and 2019, while we expect fuel costs to ease not before Q2 2019. On the positive side optimization in plant layouts, internal logistics, electricity consumption patterns, has
order to alleviate such impact on our customers, the Company offered credit assistance measures to those customers affected by COVID-19, in line with the Bank of Thailand’s measures to ease debtors
lessen countrywide spread control measurements, Thai economy was slowly recovering from the world economy contraction. Private consumption slightly recovered from the ease of measurements. Export sector
resolution made on 22nd October 2019 approves residential property stimulus measures to support and ease the burden of those who wish to buy a home and to boost the domestic market sentiment. The transfer fee
be cautious upon 1) Crude oil and commodity prices trend - recovering trend will aid Thailand's inflation to rise which in turn will result in rise of farm income and ease Thai Baht appreciation via
be cautious upon 1) Crude oil and commodity prices trend - recovering trend will aid Thailand's inflation to rise which in turn will result in rise of farm income and ease Thai Baht appreciation via
alcohols market’s purchasing power has declined, even though, COVID-19 spreading trends to ease in some countries. On the supply side, Indonesia and Malaysia which are the major producers of fatty alcohols
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