area and also from the decline in construction material sales in line with the slowed down in the real estate sector. Additionally, investment in machinery and equipment also contracted as exhibited by
financial institutions in loans approvals due to the deteriorations in asset quality. Private investment contracted in the investment in construction from the decline in permitted construction area and also
26.1%. • Normalized Rental Revenue increased by 26.9% to THB 285.9 mm, mainly due to increase in lettable area for both logistics and industrial properties. • Revenue from industrial land sale was THB
goods. Also, the price of domestic products could gradually increase that served middle to high income consumers. In Q4/2018, Cost of manufacture will be continually increasing as trend of oil and
attributed mainly by number of factors, namely 1.) Growth in Tourism sector from visa-on-arrival measure and Hong Kong disturbance which reflects an increasing in tourists 2.) Government spending for
the downstream area. PNPC evacuated the people residing around the affected area for safety. PNPC has insurance coverage for loss of and damage to properties and persons as a result of this event
finance costs due to the adoption of TFRS16 • Total assets as of 31 March 2020 stood at THB 66,192mn, increasing by 23.7% or THB 12,661mn from 31 December 2019. Assets increased primarily from impact of the
turnover (SET and mai) for 3Q18 decreased from Baht 59,853 million in 2Q18 to Baht 53,343 million, a 10.9% decreased. The SET index at the end of 3Q18 closed at 1,756.41 points, increasing by 10.1% from
turnover (SET and mai) for 3Q18 decreased from Baht 59,853 million in 2Q18 to Baht 53,343 million, a 10.9% decreased. The SET index at the end of 3Q18 closed at 1,756.41 points, increasing by 10.1% from
year. This is result from sale volume was increasing and the world steel price trend increasing from the same period of last year. 2. Cost of goods sold and service of Baht 2,340.92 million or 93.22 % of