construction industry, the expansion of new Shopping complexes and renovated stores, and the sales recognition in this quarter of some backlog turnkey projects ; - Wholesales/Retails up 14% Y-O-Y thanks to the

projects postponed to next quarters, Project sales up 5% Y-O-Y driven by the continued growth in construction industry and the expansion of new Shopping complexes; - Wholesales/Retails sales up 5% Y-O-Y

driven by the continued growth in construction industry and further renovation/expansion of retail stores and new Shopping complexes despite revenue recognition delays from some turnkey projects to next

expansion of domestic construction industry and the growth of new Shopping complexes and renovated stores, together with the turnkey projects balance brought forward from Q4/2017 completed and recognized

growth in exports 2) political uncertainties which may inhibit investments and consumptions and 3) high level of household debts still limiting consumptions. For the auto industry, expansion continued

the BOT will maintain the policy rate at 1.5% until the end of this year. For the auto industry, expansion for the second quarter continued especially in the small passenger car segment from the new car

year. For the auto industry, expansion for the second quarter continued especially in the small passenger car segment from the new car purchase as a result of the end of the first car scheme. The number

years. The main factors that contribute to the rate hike are to curb financial stability risks and to start building policy space. In the auto industry, expansion continued during 2018 with total number

contribute to the rate hike are to curb financial stability risks and to start building policy space. In the auto industry, expansion continued during the 11 months of 2018 with total number of car sales at

still expects that the BOT will maintain the policy rate at 1.5% until the end of this year. For the auto industry, expansion continued during the third quarter for both the passenger and commercial