do foresee that this business will pick-up in Q4 and next year, even if the sector in general remains under stress, as our new pioneering flux product gains traction replacing imported alternative
to put pressure on consumers’ mobile spending. Unlike 1Q21, there were no government stimulus campaigns aimed at boosting consumer spending in this quarter. Mobile competition remained aggressive due
$/BBL, a decline of 1.51 $/BBL compared to 2018, due to pressures from the tense situation engendered by the trade war between the US and China causing the Gasoline demand to retract and further pressure
competitors re-assigned volumes due to the weak export market. The strength of the Thai baht and additional capacity added in surrounding countries (e.g. Laos) were the major catalysts. Although volumes were
the 3rd quarter of this year which measured by the number of exported containers was increased, resulting to transportation costs was increased. Also, there are pressure factors in Thai Baht
expenditure because there was a problem of purchase power and incomes that remained not recovered. Household income in agriculture sector remained encounter with additional pressure from the flood situation in
stem from the surrounding factors of each audit firm. Notwithstanding that when consider the AQIs there should be other factors to be co-considered before applying the AQIs to consider the audit firm’s
processes and econometric models for stress testing to ensure that KBank’s business growth is within the approved risk limit while improving efficiency in our risk and loan loss reserve management as well as
power was limited following rising energy price and inflation. The increased cost of living put pressure on consumers to spend wisely and reduced costs where required. The economic recovery benefited