expand largely from domestic demands contributed both from private consumption and private investment. Private consumption grew notably in durable goods segment (especially in vehicles) while growth in non
on the opposite slightly increased, reflecting the increase of the purchasing power in durable goods and the effect from new model launch from many brands. For the period of January to June, total
consumption expanded gradually, in line with the expansion of consumption expenditure on durable goods and greater consumer confidence, as well as improvements in farm income. Meanwhile, private investment
million, an increase of 7.8%. For domestic sectors, consumption and investment started to recover, though not yet at broad-based level. This was reflected from durable goods consumption that showed sign of
totaling 35.4 million, an increase of 8.8% yoy. For domestic sectors, consumption and investment started to recover, though not yet at broad-based level. This was reflected from durable goods consumption
benefited from the Outdoor media segment, which saw extraordinary growth of 74.3% YoY, or THB 408mn reaching THB 958mn in 2017/18. The increase was mainly due to the full year consolidation of MACO starting
declined in the second quarter as a result of the lockdown. OEM-PC benefited from the pandemic on alchohol gel and hand sanitizers production. International business sales declined 14.9% YoY due to impact
driven by improving domestic economic conditions, bouyant exports and the tourism sector. The market expects private consumption to have expanded, with higher spending on durable goods – particularly
and electronic sector, while non-durable goods sector was marginally increase. Domestic demand slowly improved in all sector as regular income. As a result, domestic industries expanded and business
environment The Thai economy for the year 2019 exhibited a decelerating trend. Private consumption slowed down in almost all categories especially in durable goods from the contractions in vehicle sales partly