auditors of SMEs have been proposed in response to the growing number of SMEs with potential to become listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. In this regard, most of the criteria remain in line with the

million, a 9 .74% or Baht 37.72 million growing up from the same period of previous year. The hospital revenues grew by 10.04% mainly due to the increase in medical service income from Social Security

oil price by 4.30 Baht/kg or down 21%, which was the same direction as the soften in Malaysian crude palm oil price (CPO-MPOB) due to high inventory. In addition, there was a pressure from soy bean oil

mobile revenue decreasing 0.2% YoY and 1.1% QoQ. However, as the low-tier fixed-speed plans had been seized, we expect the pressure on ARPU to gradually ease. On fixed broadband business “AIS Fibre”, we

268 million, an increase of 14% YoY. Selling expenses to sales increased to 22.2% from 15.7% in Q3/2017, mainly due to multiple new products launch, e.g. Carbonated Fizza Salty Lemon, HPP (High Pressure

to put pressure on consumers’ mobile spending. Unlike 1Q21, there were no government stimulus campaigns aimed at boosting consumer spending in this quarter. Mobile competition remained aggressive due

, diversified and steady cash flows, growing with a combined EBITDA of 18% YoY and 44% LTM 2Q19. The Integrated Oxides & Derivatives segment was negatively impacted by the extended shutdown into 2Q19 following

-up 5G perception. Restrictions in the quarter also supported demand for Fixed broadband (FBB) which delivered strong growth of 23% YoY and 7.4% QoQ as well as non-mobile enterprise business growing 23

. Solid demand for home connectivity driven by pandemic AIS Fibre, fixed broadband business (FBB), continued growing strongly with subscriber growth of 29% vs overall market growth of 10-12% driven by

) and its subsidiaries were affected by the COVID-19 outbreak which had an extensive impact on the entire world. Economic activities slowed down with significance, which was the factor putting pressure on