Overview In term of the retail industry in 2Q17, low growth rate has been continued from the previous quarter due to the higher household debts and credit card debts from middle-low consumers in which
has resulted in a marginal increase in its debt to equity ratio. We strengthened our footprint in North America by acquiring the Corpus Christi JV which, once operational, will provide a low cost
Baht 192,189.05 (or 2.48 times over acquisition cost) while book value of properties for sale was at Baht 23,899.11 million against the appraisal value of NPA at Baht 55,069.43 million (or 2.31 times
prices for most agricultural products remain low, resulting in a fragile recovery in consumption. This has also been effected by the reduction of spending stimulus measures by the government compared to
prices for most agricultural products remain low, resulting in a fragile recovery in consumption. This has also been effected by the reduction of spending stimulus measures by the government compared to
– Q1/2018 due to market competition and low factory workload at the time. In addition, these Projects startup delays meant that, instead of the staggered production as originally planned, these projects
% (4.38%) 2.2 Real estate 53.30% 38.67% 40.00% 14.63% 2.3 Total income 34.86% 37.85% 38.14% (2.99%) 3. Other income 5.85 2.60 3.03 3.25 125% 4. Selling expenses, administrative expenses and financial cost
completed projects and new projects that received in this year. 2. Cost of construction increases in the amount of Baht 63.48 million or 71.30% for three-month period and Baht 168.06 million or 84.73% for
which correspondent to the low level of Consumer Confidence Index, while household debt has steadily increased and anxiety for employment situation in the future, all these affected to the expenditure of
94.95% 90.46% 89.67% Selling Expenses 4.44 3.88 2.51 3.17% 2.62% 2.08% Admin Expenses 10.01 9.52 10.66 7.14% 6.43% 8.82% • Even though in Q1/2020 the cost of raw material is still low closing to Q4/2019