unlocking government budget expenditures and witnessing a rebound in exports and tourism approaching pre-pandemic levels. Projections suggest a robust growth trajectory for Thailand's economy this year and
the GDP; (2) Lack money management skills; (3) Lack ability to drive the country productivity growth as aging society is approaching; (4) Lack retirement savings resulted from insufficient savings and
corporate governance in recent years. These reforms are approaching the standard of international best practices. Indeed, Thailand has made very significant progress in its overall corporate governance
reduced when approaching the second year. Average number of insured persons remained on the rise from approximately 176,500 persons as of 3Q18 to 188,400 persons as of 3Q19. Mostly, the increase was
allowed check-up items for each insurer decreased when approaching the second year. Average number of insured persons remained on the rise from approximately 173,500 persons as of 2Q’18 to 187,300 persons
in occupancy rate and revenue per available room or RevPar, resulting in greater revenues. On a QoQ basis, performance of hotel business grew by 16%, upon approaching high seasons of Thailand’s tourism
Japan saw an increase in electricity sales by 8 Million kWh (+119%) from an increase in average irradiation hours, as Japan is approaching Summer, leading to lower snowfall, combined with the Nagi
from Q1/2020 due to higher electricity dispatch corresponding higher water level and rainy season approaching and lower financing costs from lower interest rate. Nava Nakorn Electricity Generating Co
$/BBL, a decline of 19.69 $/BBL, or a decline approaching of almost 40% from the previous quarter. This has affected the performance of the refinery business. Moreover, the Thai economy, especially