-Month period ended 31 December 2019. Overall performance of 2019 is lower than our expectation due to: Revenue YoY % QoQ % YoY % Revenue 973.29 850.53 -122.76 -12.61 244.40 212.60 222.62 10.015 4.71
70.57 25.8% 82.78 23.3% 12.21 17.3% Total Revenues Total Revenues include sales and service revenue and other income, increased by 81.68mb or 29.8% to 355.64mb (1H 2019: 273.96mb). Of which, sales and
.) Export sector was impacted from country lock down of the partner countries due to the discontinuance of production chain 3) Government spending and investment shrinkage due to the delay of government
fund, which will ease the government?s burdens on budget and public debts.The key provisions of the regulations on establishment and management of infrastructure fund include: (1) The fund must
2020 1. The Recovery of Traveling Trips After the government relief measures for the outbreak of COVID-19, the traveling trips both in traffic and ridership volume increased significantly. In this
expansion due to ongoing recovery in private consumption and the tourism sector during the festive season, despite delayed government budget disbursement. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of
traveling trips and revenue will return to normal after this situation is resolved and government relief more measures. 2. The postponement of the 2020 Annual General Meeting and interim dividend payment
(COVID-19) in Thailand which affected the overall economy since the government announced various pandemic prevention measures. However, after the widespread and situation in Thailand became controllable
corresponding to the government measures, and the temporary closure of some branches in Q3/2020 to control costs. • Revenue from Non-Café in 9M/2020 decreased by THB 25 million or 69% from 9M/2019 due to the