income amounted to Baht 5,594 million, an increase of 26.0% driven by the increase in net interest income of 15.9% with non-interest income also increasing by 48.3% from the increase in both net fees and
million, decreased in amount of THB 118.54 million or 34. 71% down from THB 341. 50 million in 2Q2019. The EPS of 2Q2020 was THB 0. 18 per share. The decrease in consolidated net profit was primarily driven
THB 2.6B. • Strong performance for Combined PET, given COVID disruption, driven by strong PET demand, higher Integrated PET spread, lower costs, improved PIA margin. • Integrated Oxides & Derivatives
income amounted to Baht 5,594 million, an increase of 26.0% driven by the increase in net interest income of 15.9% with non-interest income also increasing by 48.3% from the increase in both net fees and
, driven mainly by exports and government spending. However, the business sector remained mired in uncertainty in terms of new modes of competition, a broader marketplace within the ASEAN Economic Community
Thailand, the economic growth in 2018 is projected to keep its growth momentum at 4.0 percent, driven mainly by brighter outlooks in both public and private investment. The government’s budget disbursements
increase of Baht 2.2 billion in gains on investments and an increase of Baht 883 million in net fees and service income driven by mutual funds, securities business, loan-related services and transaction
-hours in 2017. A growth of electricity consumption was mainly driven by the expansion of economy and thriving tourism. As for economic outlook in 2019, National Economic and Social Development Board
economy continues to grow steadily despite a decline in export growth, primarily driven by a slowdown in global economy growth. Growth to the Thai economy is attributed to a number of factors, namely 1
also expected to enhance its margin through diversified product offerings and growing demand for fibres made from recycled PET. Volumes are higher by 33% YoY driven by entry in to Brazil and India and