decreased from Baht 202.61 million in 2019 to Baht 188.64 million in 2020. Likewise, the export sales of Asia and Middle East decreased by 2.43 % or from Baht 928.87 million in 2019 to Baht 906.34 million in
East and Africa: - Middle East and Africa is experiencing a drop in revenue from oil and gas export, causing an adverse effect on domestic consumption and tourist arrivals due to intense competition
had the highest growth at 6. 1 percent, following by Latin America and Asia Pacific, accounting for 5. 6 percent and 4. 8 percent respectively while the Middle east had the lowest growth at 1.2 percent
this year will give a healthy boost to our 2018 results and for future years. Europe, Middle East and Africa EMEA contributes to over 36% of the Company’s core EBITDA. As mentioned previously, PTA
the face of the usual season weakness, 4Q17 is well on track to deliver strong year-on-year performance in favorable market conditions, mainly due to disruption in PET supply in Europe, the Middle East
2017 b) Brent/bbl: $70 (2018) and $75 (2019 & onwards), US Natural Gas: ~$3/mmbtu, THB/US$: 32.5 c) Net Op CE= Net operating capital employed, EMEA= Europe, Middle East and Africa d) Core financials
America, accounting for 5.4 and 5.3 percent respectively. Meanwhile the Middle East RPK slightly dropped by 1.3 percent. For the supply side, worldwide capacity growth, or Available Seat Kilometers (ASK
most production was Asia (including China, but not including the Middle East) 315.2 million tons, a decrease by 0.3% over the first three months of 2019. The second most producing region was the European