previous quarterly. To: The President The Stock Exchange of Thailand Not yet recovered from the economic fever, world trade war Pushed to become infected with a new strain of the corona virus The IMF expects
strain of corona virus (COVID-19) has affected the global economy, society, and way of life like never before. The hospitality business and related industries are directly and severely affected, due to the
BUSINESS PLAN AND OUTLOOK The pandemic from a new strain of corona virus (COVID-19) has affected the global economy, society, and way of life like never before. The hospitality business and related
Thai economy in the third quarter was still affected by the prolonged COVID-19 outbreak and the uncertainty of the epidemic situation of the new Omicron strain of COVID-19. In order that, the
2022, the Thai economy is expected to be on a recovery path despite the uncertainty around the outbreak of a new COVID-19 strain, Omicron, in early Jan-21. With a substantially higher vaccination rate
strain, Omicron, in early Jan-21. With a substantially higher vaccination rate than in 2021, economic activity and domestic consumption are expected to gradually improve. AIS will focus on building the
Bangchak Corporation Plc. Management Discussion & Analysis of Business Operation For the 4th quarter and year ended December 31th, 2019 2 Management Discussion and Analysis of Business Operation for FY2019 Bangchak Corporation Plc. | 03 Table of Contents 06 09 29 25 27 31 Executive Important Events Summary Business Performance 11 - Refinery & Trading 16 - Marketing 19 - Power Plant 21 - Bio-based Products 23 - Natural Resources Statement of Cash Flows Statement Financial Ratios Environment Manag...
superior from last year from the expansion both in terms of trading volume and new trade partners. Oil trading performance however, softened marginally from the previous quarter, due to the apprehension
, the resources of supervisory, regulatory and enforcement authorities may come under strain. As a result, in order to follow developments, they will have a significant demand for fully qualified staff to