July and August. Despite the continued improvement in the economy particularly in terms of private consumption, there are still challenges ahead namely 1) Structural changes in Thai economy, particularly
9M’2018, primarily due to a decrease in demand of industrial users in Amata City (Rayong) Industrial Estate, despite partly offset by an increase in demand of industrial users in Amata City (Chonburi
34.4 million, growth of 7.9% from the same period last year despite a decline in the number of Chinese tourists since the Phuket boat incident in July. Nevertheless, for the 11 months of 2018, the number
remained resilient, despite a global slow-down in demand and weak outlook for automobiles. Lifestyle, on the other hand, has been adversely impacted due to stocks overhang and impacted by US- China trade
year. Despite the reduction in sales quantities and prices, the increase of Baht 1082 million was mainly on gain from decreased capital of investment in subsidiary (Baht 639 Million), Reversal of loss on
construction companies, etc. • For the Modern Trade group, which are the large retail stores, despite the fact that the Government sector has relaxed its measures by allowing such stores to be open conforming to
view on education business was in the same direction as our hotel business. Despite a lower YoY performance of DTC’s education business in 1H20 due to a temporary closure of Dusit Thani College and Le
in Asia. Overall Sales have increased despite lockdown in various countries with COVID19 reinforcing essentials nature of our business. Lower oil prices have led to an improvement in earnings of our
1Q20, despite of soften revenue growth, EBITDA was Bt19,576mn increasing + 3. 8% YoY, + 1. 1% QoQ from cost saving on marketing activities and TOT partnership, resulting in reported EBITDA margin at 45