, higher in compared with selling expenses ratio of 1.89 percent of sale and service in the same period of the previous year. This higher selling ratio was mainly due to contraction of sale by 15.7% in the

quarter was more slowing down, with exports continuing to contract following the slowdown in the counterpart economy. This is resulting to contraction in imports of goods, industrial production and private

expanded at a slower pace compared with the same period last year due to a contraction in merchandise exports resulting from uncertainty in the trade policies of major countries and the Baht’s ongoing

Total GRM of THB 2,501 million, or 12.82 $/BBL, mainly due to the following reasons:  Market GRM declined by THB 108 million, compared to the Q2/2018 due to the contraction of referenced finished oil

declined by c.5% YoY, resulted from the contraction in domestic fruit juice market following the slowdown domestic spending  Domestic Contract Manufacturing (CMG) sales increased by c.80% YoY support by

had less contraction from the previous quarter after the gradual relaxation of lockdown measures, contributing many economic activities to improve. For example, private consumption and private

Profit for the year 55.69 23.17 32.52 140.35 Profit attributable to: Owners of the parent 52.98 22.91 30.07 131.22 Non-controlling interests 2.71 0.26 2.45 58.82 1. Revenues from contraction contracts On

for the year 19.34 17.36 1.98 11.38 Profit attributable to: Owners of the parent 19.23 16.83 2.40 14.27 Non-controlling interests 0.11 0.53 (0.43) (80.08) 1. Revenues from contraction contracts On 1st

countries. The tourism sector has been adversely affected by a contraction of Chinese tourists’ arrivals while private investment has been expanding at a slower rate. Although private consumption has

was expected to expand at a slower pace compared with the same period last year due to a contraction in merchandise exports and a slowdown in tourism growth resulting from uncertainty about the trade