. Natural fatty alcohols market in 2019 has slowed down from previous year due to the decline in purchasing power of Chinese consumers who are an important driving force for market, which was affected from US
lockdown in Thailand was lifted and business activities resumed in this quarter. However, economic recovery remained vulnerable as service sector continued to be impacted by the absence of foreign tourists
previous projected at 2.8% growth to a 5.3% contraction due to the fact that COVID-19 outbreak severely affected both external and domestic demand particularly the tourism and exporting sector which sharply
having seen a substantial growth in online sales. Furthermore, rental income has been impacted negatively as the Company exempted rental fees to tenants affected by the closures imposed by the government
restrictions and faced 100% drop in foreign tourist numbers. Likewise, the export sector has been affected by declining demand from trading-partner countries. In addition, the purchasing power of consumers is
. Despite increased fuel cost, cost of sales and services were kept in line with the revenue growth. Like in Q3 the impact of a lower US dollar affected the export sales price in Thai baht. The reduction in
impacted the European car production volume. European car production reduced from 21.2 million cars in 2019 to 15.7 million cars in 2021. Dealership business in both Thailand and Malaysia slightly improved
the dessimination of facts that had not yet been disclosed to the SET and contained material information that could have influenced investors? decision making and the price movements of WHA shares being
were tight which were impacted by the announcement of permanent shutdown of a synthetic fatty alcohols plant in Europe and temporary shutdown in some Chinese fatty alcohols plants due to more strictly
(EGAT) to purchase the rest of 130,000 tons of crude palm oil to be used as electricity. For natural fatty alcohols market in 3Q/2019, the demand was slow down which was affected from US China trade war