% compared with the same period of the previous quarterly To: The President The Stock Exchange of Thailand Due to The Manufacturing Production Index (MPI) expanded at the end of Q3 2017 and the expansion of
was expected to have negative impact to the Company and its subsidiaries for the rest of the year due to decreased production in manufacturing in many industries and the slowdown of many businesses. The
with the same period of the previous yearly To: The President The Stock Exchange of Thailand Due to The Manufacturing Production Index (MPI) grew by 1.58 percent from 2016, making Thai economy more
manufacturing production shrinks less According to exports in almost all product categories In line with the demand of trading partners recovering. Especially electrical appliances that continued to expand
categories, boosting manufacturing production. Private investment indicators also signified growth, particularly in machinery and equipment. Nevertheless, public spending declined mainly from the contraction
hit merchandise exports, and domestic demand. Private consumption indicators indicated the slower expansion in most sectors. Manufacturing production and private investment contracted. Nevertheless
investment particular in machinery and equipment, industrial production, manufacturing capacity, and the value of merchandise exports were also better. Rising government expenditure is another significant
commercial and passenger cars. Export-related manufacturing production, especially automotive, has continued to improve. The consensus view for 4% GDP growth in 2018 maybe revised upwards given the strong end
improve from spending in all categories, consistent with the expansion of manufacturing production in both domestic and export-related industries. Exports in the first three months have jumped 11.3% year on
profit margin decreased from 10.8% in Q2 2023 to 8.6% in Q2 2024 due to lower production volume in automotive parts manufacturing business in Thailand. Portugal operation also recorded a lower gross profit