of December 31, 2019 The consolidated total assets as of 31 December 2019 decreased by 10% yoy. The decrease was mainly attributable to cash spending on loan repayment as well as investment not only in
overall economic conditions have dampened consumers’ spending, despite a spate of government stimulus measures such as the state welfare card and the ‘Eat, Shop and Spend’ project in the second half of 2019
, following the slowdown in domestic consumption which reflected in sluggish spending in fast moving consumer goods (FMCG). Proportion of each market segment and growth of domestic RTD fruit juice market is as
linked to tourism and the export sector. In contrast, consumer spending in some provinces linked to the agricultural sector continued to decelerate in line with lower farm income due to the low price of
total assets as of 31 March 2019 decreased by 9% yoy. The decrease was mainly attributable to cash spending on annual capital expenditure and loan repayment as well as land disposal transaction. However
started from this quarter. - Restaurant business decreased THB 17.59 million, down 11% compared to the same period of last year mostly from the decline in household spending and closure of 14 non-profitable
decreased by 12% yoy. The decrease was mainly attributable to cash spending on loan repayment as well as investment in new projects ie. land for new hospital in Saraburi province for THB 54 million and
useful. In doing so expenses will be reduced and cash will be generated to invest in new M&A targets. • Further manage down its OPEX to minimize spending. • Continue its quest for new projects within
areas with a high risk of COVID-19 transmission and limiting travel. Moreover, the government has introduced various stimulus measures and programs to boost spending, such as Co-Pay, the ‘Let’s Travel
administrative expenses amounted to Baht 273.8 million or 40.1% of total revenue and decreased 10.1% from 1Q19. The company has adjusted the spending plan immediately at Emergency Decree to be in line with the