which affected employment and domestic demand*. However, the Company sees that the lower interest rate gives a positive impact to overall real estate industry due to a potential lower cost for both, real
2019 Change % Change Revenue from sales & service 411.58 719.81 -308.23 -42.8% Other income 5.01 5.57 -0.56 -10.1% Total revenue 416.59 725.38 -308.79 -42.6% Cost of goods sold & service 383.13 638.35
001,51,86 30% 5.3% FBB net addition 95,000 103,100 93,100 -2.0% -10% FBB ARPU (Baht/user /month) 462 444 446 -3.4% 0.7% *Note: there has been a change in the definition of MOU’s calculation since 2021 1Q22 MD
change of minimum payment from 5% increasing to 8%, and a higher number of customers paying in full compared to last year. Since the beginning of the fiscal year, the Company has focused on reactivating
increase of THB 653 million, due to the appreciating THB, resulting of the change in foreign exchange of trade account payable and foreign currency loans. 8. Losses from impairment asset THB 1,518 million
million Baht. Real estate revenue was lower than last year. Customers have postponed their decision to buy property due to the slowdown of domestic economy. Cost of goods for year 2017 was lower than last
increase in total sales, core business revenues and bad debt selling. The bad debt recovery and total portfolio continued to grow, together with a strong growth of both domestic and overseas subsidiaries. In
infection, easing measures to contain COVID-19 outbreak and lifting domestic travel restrictions in Thailand and several countries recently, various business strategies and marketing plans to be implemented
Financial Position February 28, 2021 November 30, 2021 (TFRS 9) Change Unit : Million Baht %YoY Accounts Receivable Total Assets Total Borrowing Total Liabilities Total Equities 87,433 87,389 62,710 70,009
-opening as well as strong domestic acquisition from rising economic activity. AIS remained our focus on driving 5G adoption reaching 3.9mn subscribers with ARPU uplift of around 10-15%. However, ARPU