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) was at 17.21 Baht/kg, being less than 2Q/2018 by 3.57 Baht/kg or down 17%, which was the same direction as the soften in Malaysian crude palm oil price (CPO-MPOB) due to high inventory and Thailand
oil price by 4.30 Baht/kg or down 21%, which was the same direction as the soften in Malaysian crude palm oil price (CPO-MPOB) due to high inventory. In addition, there was a pressure from soy bean oil
(raw material), COGs/revenue ratio of Q1/2019 are at high level. This is because of high stock level carried over Q4/2018. Increase in cost of sales of are main impact to minus in bottom line. 3 / 4
by 1.5% YoY due to Kyat currency depreciation (at constant FX, total Myanmar sales would have been +6.8%). Laos grew 7.5% YoY while Cambodia performance was dragged by high stock level with the
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