on impacts from volatile international capital flows, which would have repercussions for foreign exchange movements and funding costs. The Thai economy in the second quarter of 2018 exhibited ongong
10.9% QoQ respectively, since the production became smoothly after the accidental shutdown for repair and maintenance in Q2/2018. This quarter, the company had more than double production and sales
at the end of 2019 has resulted in the repercussions on tourism business and international travels; as well as interrupting Chinese supply chain, both inbound and outbound. Meanwhile, the Thai economy
appreciation of Thai Baht against other currencies in ASEAN. Furthermore, the recent outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) that was first reported at the end of 2019 has resulted in the repercussions on
repercussions on the global economy, compounded by a steep recession. It was a grim scenario, with uncertainty looming large. One year later, we stand in a very different place. Brent crude oil price has had a
product. However, when compared to Q2/2018, there was a slight dip in sales, combined with repercussions from the movement of crude palm oil that was consistently in the low level, resulted in a reduced
repercussions for the Thai financial sector, combined with the enforcement of Thai Financial Reporting Standards related to Financial Instruments (including TFRS9) since January 1, 2020, which affects
international capital flows, which would have repercussions for foreign exchange movements and funding costs during the latter half of this year. In Thailand, most economic indicators in the first quarter of 2018
institutions which may cause widespread repercussions and rapid changes. Having studied this law and made preparations for the change, we are confident that we will be able to accurately and fully comply with