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% in 2017 which exceeds the previous forecast at 3.5%, after seeing a continuous growth from export and tourism sectors supporting with the injection from government spending in which collectively lead
which is due to continuous expansion and support from the export and tourism sectors resulting in the increase in private and government spending. While the primary energy consumption in Q2/2018 has
Tourism business is the business depending on domestic and international economic situations. If the economy grows and expands increasingly, the public will have more incomes for spending. However, if the
inequality / taxation Data privacy and rising cyber security threats Age of transparency: consumer awareness Gov. mandated to regulate corp. sector Public sector spending constraints Resource intensity of
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USD 14,070,000, or equivalent to THB 310,583,000 (the “2nd Loan Portion”), where the Company shall be entitled to utilize the 2nd Loan Portion as capital expenditure, for business operation, as working
portion of the loan is in the amount of USD 14,070,000, or equivalent to THB 310,583,000 (the “2nd Loan Portion”), where the Company shall be entitled to utilize the 2nd Loan Portion as capital expenditure
utilize the 2nd Loan Portion as capital expenditure, for business operation, as working capital, and for other debt repayments arising from the Company’s business operation. 3. The third portion of the loan
the private placement investor is appropriate. 4.2 Reasonableness of the capital increase, expenditure plans for the funds received through the offering of shares, the projects to be operated (if any