With the shrimp feed market situation in 2023, domestic shrimp production slowed down in the second half of the year. This is because demand in major markets around the world has fallen and buyers’ supply prices are lower than farmers’ production costs. This is due to the dumping of large foreign manufacturers with lower prices than domestic producers. In addition, shrimp farmers face high costs. Due to the price adjustment of electricity, fuel and shrimp feed, the trend of production has continued to decrease. This inevitably affects the sales of shrimp feed. While the pet food situation is returning to expand at the end of 2023 after contracting since the beginning of the year, it is likely to expand further. This causes the company to consider adjusting its sales plan to increase opportunities and reduce the impact of uncontrollable risk factors. Therefore, in the business plan and important strategies for 2024, the Board places importance on the Company’s adaptation to respond to changes in the market, economic conditions, and rapidly advancing technology. By working with the management to consider new markets with high demand, adjust your sales strategy and improve production efficiency to reduce costs and make operations smooth and flexible. It is necessary to provide sufficient working capital for operations. In addition, the committee also emphasizes the importance of Social and environmental responsibility. It has received GMP & HACCP certification from the Food and Animal Control Division, the Department of Livestock Development, GMP & HACCP standards from the Department of Livestock Development and Product Standards Certification Office, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 standards from Bureau Veritas (Thailand). Co., Ltd. and ISO/IEC 17025:2017 from the Department of Science Services.