expected due to declining global trade volumes and the slower economic growth of major trading partners, which were affected by trade tensions between the US and China. Export growth has been negatively

to grow slower than forecasted. It was mainly due to the weakening export sector which attributed to the declining demand worldwide, resulting in the stagnant economic growth in several major trading

been affected in accordance with the economies of major trading partners and the declining global trade volumes. This has begun to have further effects across all sectors, especially to domestic demand

expected to severely contract during the outbreak. The export sector has been impacted by declining demand from trading partners and supply chain disruption, while the tourism sector has been impaired by

price of crude and finished product to make its downward trend. With demand for fuel consumption declining across the globe, combined with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries [ OPEC] and

Refinery Margin at the low level, following the global oil demand declining. This quarter recorded Operating GRM of 3.93 $/BBL, which improved from the previous quarter. Due to the loss of oil demand during

delay from government spending and the declining trend of steel price from the same period of previous year. 2. Gross profit margin was 9.30% of Total revenue, increased from last year that gross profit

net profit were Baht 45,740.09 million and Baht 3,609.72 million, down by 9.41% and 18.49% respectively. The declining of operating result over last year mainly due to the store closure in both Thailand

startup firms for enhancement of our business capabilities to achieve sustainable growth while maintaining our market leadership over the long term. Guided by our core strategies of “Customer Centricity

of 26 million bath comparing to Q2/2016. These were results of declining in modern trade market of 16 million baht and traditional trade of 13 million baht. While HORECA (Hotel, restaurant, catering