address these issues urgently. The additional volumes from Saraburi Quicklime helped topline growth of 17% and, while the market which volume wise was not as strong as the record breaking 2018 Q1, saw
competitive landscape remains challenging. We saw particular weakness in the steel sector as uncertainty led to reduced production and after a record sugar season in 2018 this sector has been behind our
2017 Commenting Mr Geza Perlaki, Golden Lime Managing Director said: “The start of 2018 saw a number of key developments in Golden Lime: First we started a new production facility in Hua Pha Way after
Lime special in multiple ways. First, this three month period saw in the last decades unprecedented contraction in economic output worldwide, due to Covid-19, and while Thailand was largely spared from
fuel costs have decreased, and our SG&A is significantly down year on year -24% as we focused on reducing costs in order to compensate the challenging market conditions. Going forward we continue to seek
trend while 5G service at the start Accelerated by pandemic, businesses have been urged to transition or adopt digital technologies. AIS saw revenue in cloud and enterprise solution posed double digit
Distribution Business, saw performance increased 54% QoQ and 203% YoY as a result of average selling price of Ethanol products adjusting upward significantly, following the demand for Industrial Grade Ethanol to
product. In addition, our engineering business saw the signing of a new project in Indonesia, which will bring positive EBITDA to the business in Q2 to Q4 period. A contingency plan to mitigate the impacts
expectations and every effort will be made to maintain the positive trend we saw since 2018 although the competitive pressure continues to increase. The engineering business was a drag on EBITDA in 2019 however
3,629mn, declined by 22.7% YoY. In this quarter, MACO outperformed the media industry significantly, delivering solid operating revenue of THB 262mn, an increase by 52.1% YoY. The Company reported net