slightly decreased from 6.6% in Q2 2016 to 6.3% in Q2 2017, as improved margins in the automotive parts segment, driven by improved efficiency, was impacted by lower margins in the car dealerships. Selling
spaces and improved occupancy rates when compared to Q1/2019, despite the temporary closure of The Walk and Little Walk since 22 March 2020 like Index Living Mall, while some tenants were allowed to open
1,386 million, or earning per shares of THB 1.01. The company and its subsidiaries performance improved, especially the Refinery Business Group which still maintains its average crude run at a high level
improvement as planned, following the improved product mix with an increased sales proportion of higher profit margin products. In 9M/2019, the Company has opened several new stores, including Index Living
kept its growth momentum from the previous quarter. However, it did not clearly show evidence of a broad-based recovery. Private investment, in particular, remained uncertain, pending greater clarity in
has been greater clarity on the direction of public investment in infrastructure projects, including those in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). These factors have helped underpinning private sector
wait for clarity from the election. Resulting in investment from the private sector Government slowdown high competition Customers postpone the plan and delay investment. Resulting in the results of
political clarity from elections. Resulting in a slowdown in investment from the private sector and the public sector, there is intense competition from the domestic market. Increasing product costs due to
giving away cash to the people and welfare payments to the unemployed. While employment remained weak, Policy clarity Direction of the business team and political climate It is a huge risk to the future
information will make the purchase order. EJIP accounts must be separated from personal accounts for clarity and accountability. The program must be approved by the board of directors. The SEC approves