campaigns across Beverage and Food businesses resulting in higher sales growth while maintain spending level. Administrative Expenses Administrative expenses of Q3’2018-2019 was Baht 519 million, about flat
Yai, Chachoengsao and Rayong Branch (which started operating since 1 November 2018)). Industry Overview In 3Q18, Thailand’s overall economic growth accelerated from all major spending categories
trend development was more than offset by the continued positive growth sentiment of advertising spending in November and December 2017, driven by the economic rebound in exports, tourism and automotive
Thailand’s overall economic has been forecasted to grow around 3.6% this year compared to a growth of 3.2% in last year, after seeing a growth of spending within the country, as well as, the injection from
growth in line with improvement in the overall global economy. Moreover, domestic spending enjoyed promising growth, as evidenced by brighter consumption, private investment and public spending. Overall
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
contraction of exports and a slowdown in private investment. Even though private spending continued to expand, growth was concentrated in only certain product categories. Meanwhile, hefty household debt put a
due largely to major public and private projects delays to Q2/2019 and Q3/2019; - Wholesales/Retails down 6% Y-O-Y mainly from a highly competitive environment and weak consumer spending; - Whilst
year 2017 was advanced to Baht 193.83 million, a growth of 24.33% over same period of last year which was mainly driven by:- Growing of 11.87% consolidated revenues over the same period of last year to
campaign boosting customer’s spending. In addition, price competition has heightened, underpinned by the low fixed-speed unlimited plans which limit the ARPU growth. For 5G service, our 5G network continued