attributed mainly by number of factors, namely 1.) Growth in Tourism sector from visa-on-arrival measure and Hong Kong disturbance which reflects an increasing in tourists 2.) Government spending for
stimulate government and state-owned enterprises’ spending. Overall, the Thai economy is on course for a steady year of growth, according to the Bank of Thailand, with its GDP growth in 2018 revised up to 4.4
driven by improving domestic economic conditions, bouyant exports and the tourism sector. The market expects private consumption to have expanded, with higher spending on durable goods – particularly
- 0.0% - 0.0% 3.00 0.4% 100.0% 100.0% Advertising income 1.95 0.3% 2.35 0.3% 7.52 0.9% 220.0% 285.6% Total revenue from core business (4 items) 769.13 100.0% 842.14 100.0% 848.81 100.0% 0.8% 10.4% Cost of
- 0.0% - 0.0% 3.00 0.4% 100.0% 100.0% Advertising income 1.95 0.3% 2.35 0.3% 7.52 0.9% 220.0% 285.6% Total revenue from core business (4 items) 769.13 100.0% 842.14 100.0% 848.81 100.0% 0.8% 10.4% Cost of
expansion is still subjected to the rising cost of living, in which the inflation rate in 4Q/2022 reached 5.8%, the household debt ratio is considered high amid the increasing trend of interest burden but
sector which continued to expand. Public spending and private consumption remained to be the main growth drivers. The policy rate remained stable at 1.5%. Central Pattana Public Company Limited (“The
income 12.10 33.79 25.95 19.66 38.05 53.45 EXPENSES (136.22) (135.94) (20.06) (1,227.94) (156.28) (1,363.88) Cost of sales electricity (39.29) (43.80) - - (39.29) (43.80) Cost of sales and services (0.60
second round of COVID-19 epidemic subsided. In addition, there was an improvement in economic activity and continued support from government measures. Although, the government spending became contraction
second round of COVID-19 epidemic subsided. In addition, there was an improvement in economic activity and continued support from government measures. Although, the government spending became contraction