containing the COVID-19, economic growth is forecasted to contract by -7.8%1; the lowest growth among ASEAN countries. In addition, a range of political issues are loading to an uncertain economic recovery
- Doubtful debts from the void contract (320) - (320) Finance cost 6 4 2 Net profit (293) 31 (324) In overall, the Company and its subsidiaries have a net loss in Q2/2017 of 293 MB by decreasing 324 MB or
doubtful accounts 56.85 - 56.85 Earnings before interest and tax (12.13) 135.08 Finance costs - Main businesses 20.06 23.05 (2.99) -13% Finance costs - Solar energy 35.41 35.69 (0.28) -1% Profit before
increased ,while the Social security revenue of subsidiaries decreased. Payment system of Social security office is uncertain therefore in Q1/2019 subsidiaries did not receive revenue of chromic disease. 2
Thailand remained stable. Capital funds and reserves were at a high level and were able to support the challenges of uncertain economic conditions. The performance of the Thai banking system improved, mainly
economic recovery once the outbreak is contained. Looking forward, the Thai economy will continue to face a high level of uncertainty so the MPC is standing ready to use additional appropriate monetary
tried to minimize the risks that might incur from the uncertain spread of COVID-19 outside Thailand and the stringent housing loan approval policies adopted by the financial institutions. MK gave its
% withdrawal of the initial portfolio value and continue withdrawing that amount each year, adjusted for inflation. If the initial portfolio value was $1 million, and the withdrawal rate was 4%, the retiree
2019. For 2020, the Thai economy is projected to continue to be in a ‘low growth, low rates’ environment. Main headwinds include: (1) the weakness in global growth particularly the Chinese economic
debt will continue to be a drag on household spending. However, public policy continuity, including the implementation of infrastructure projects such as the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), will support