. Capital Expenditure Capital Expenditure was THB 266m in Q1 2018, and THB 188m in Q1 2017. Generally, capital expenditure for production equipment will follow the increase in sales, particularly in the IC
Expenditure Capital Expenditure was THB 503m in Q2 2018, and THB 430m in Q2 2017. Generally, capital expenditure for production equipment will follow the increase in sales, particularly in the IC division
high at approximately 4 times current liabilities. Operating Cashflow (Recurring EBITDA) in Q3 2019 was THB 664m which was 40% lower than Q3 2018 was THB 1,098m. Capital Expenditure Net Capital
approximately 4 times current liabilities. Operating Cashflow (Recurring EBITDA) in Q1 2020 was THB 766m which was 68% higher than Q1 2019 was THB 455m. Capital Expenditure Net Capital Expenditure was THB 230m in
business size of medium and small. Government sector postponed the expenditure in short term after had speed up the expenditure in earlier. The economic condition faced to the minus factors and high
to maintain liquidity. Public expenditure was affected by the delayed enactment of the Annual Budget Expenditure Act B.E. 2563. The government is also reallocating parts of its budget to mitigate the
2018 MD&A 7 Capital Expenditure Program We continue to invest in the business to enhance overall production, vertical integration and quality of earnings. IVL balance sheet and cash flow generation are
traction from the first quarter. The ongoing economic rebound was mainly driven by exports and tourism, whereas domestic spending and investment only gradually picked up. Still, the economy has yet to see
% growth in the previous quarter, as a result of private consumption and public investment showed contraction while export of goods, private investment and government expenditure expansion. In addition, the
exhibited signs of ongoing growth, driven largely by exports and tourism. This is in line with the overall global economic improvement. Domestic spending enjoyed promising growth, as evidenced by brighter