-29.07% Import 3,526,841 2,919,975 -17.21% Export 305,541 401,355 31.36% Consumption 5,628,593 4,226,064 -24.92% Source : Iron and Steel Institiute of Thailand, by Steel Business Intelligence Bar & Section
) Quarter 1/2019 Quarter 1/2020 % Change Production 1,998,519 2,017,445 0.95% Import 2,856,359 2,680,405 -6.16% Export 401,798 301,219 -25.03% Consumption 4,453,080 4,396,631 -1.27% The imported of finished
for Jan. – Jun. 2019 and 2020 Total Hot Roll (Unit : Tons) (Excluding Stainless Steel) Jan - Jun 2019 Jan - Jun 2020 % Change Production 1,443,004 1,294,983 -10.26% Import 2,047,784 1,331,239 -34.99
(Unit : Tons) (Excluding Stainless Steel) Jan - Jun 2019 Jan - Jun 2020 % Change Production 1,443,004 1,294,983 -10.26% Import 2,047,784 1,331,239 -34.99% Export 4,012 15,098 276.32% Consumption 3,486,776
, respectively. As a result, the COVID-19 outbreak directly affects the import of raw materials of the Company for sale, resulting in a decrease in sales. The Bank of Thailand estimates that the growth rate for
four state-owned financial institutes, namely, Krungthai Bank (KTB), Government Saving Bank (GSB), Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand (SME D Bank), and Export-Import Bank of
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production of the company can substitute the import HRC. - As the above reasons, the Company believe that with the new working capital injected to the Company and lower debts (partly are converted to equity
state-of-art steel mill and the production of the company can substitute the import HRC. - As the above reasons, the Company believe that with the new working capital injected to the Company and lower
). However, the financial costs from these funding sources were very high. The Company had no ability to compete with the HRC import price from time to time. Moreover, lack of working capital caused the