recovery coupled with high oil prices since early this year may put more pressure on inflation. Against this backdrop, central banks worldwide are highly likely to adopt a more tightening stance, especially
impact of the COVID-19 in the periods going forward as the situation is still evolving. It is, however, certain that Thailand and worldwide measures against spread of the COVID-19 will have adverse effects
plan Due to the worldwide outbreak spread of Covid-19, from the beginning of 2020 onwards, various countries started to use measures to control the spread of the disease in the countries. There were
government bond yields and the financial market environment worldwide. In Thailand, several economic indicators in the third quarter of 2017 exhibited ongoing growth. The upbeat performance was fueled mainly
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lower electricity cost. The average selling price in this quarter was at THB 18,133 per ton, increased 6.5% from the previous quarter, partly due to the increase in market price worldwide, especially in
Revenues Consolidated financial statements (Thousands Baht) Nine-month Change 3nd Quarter Change 2562 2561 Amount % 2562 2561 Amount % Revenue from sales 1,727,237 1,168,546 558,691 47.81% 659,160 427,881
. Revenues (Thousands Baht) Year Change 4th Quarter Change Amount % Amount % Revenue from sales 1,566,147 1,477,687 88,461 5.99% 437,506 371,485 66,021 17.77% Other income 19,457 14,472 4,985 34.45% 6,968
Revenues Consolidated (Thousands Baht) Year Change 4th Quarter Change 2018 2017 Amount % 2018 2017 Amount % Revenue from sales 1,540,078 1,566,147 -26,069 -1.66% 371,532 437,506 -65,974 -15.08% Other income
Revenues Consolidated financial statements (Thousands Baht) Six-month Change 2nd Quarter Change 2562 2561 Amount % 2562 2561 Amount % Revenue from sales 1,068,077 740,665 327,412 44.21% 512,616 372,742