leading integrated margins at scale. Our advantaged portfolio across the three business segments, supported by our transformation programs, is expected to yield in our 2023 business plan superior ROCE in
202 million or 0.4 percent from last year owing to a decrease in personnel expenses of Baht 2,048 million according to the abovementioned reasons. Premises and equipment expenses increased, mainly from
assets under the securitization project owing to the originator or debtors does not reside in the Kingdom of Thailand. In this regard, the jurisdiction of the court where legal proceedings are allowed to
(attributable to owners of the Company) of THB 5,963.28 million, increasing by THB 375.68 million. The increase is owing to the commencement of commercial operation of Mount Emerald Wind Farm Project and
accelerate into digital. AIS is able to execute ongoing capex owing to our solid and strong balance sheet as well as cash flow resiliency . We expect to continue generating positive cash flow after network
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from the previous quarter, owing to a decline in loans to businesses and loans made through the Bank’s international network. The ratio of non-performing loan (NPL) to total loans was 3.5 percent, the
, moderately decreased of 0.8 percent from the previous quarter, owing to a decline in loan to business in line with economic slowdown, coupled with some loan repayments by large corporate. The non- performing