easing lockdown measures carried out by the Covid-19 Situation Administration. Sales grew tremendously following the reopening of all remaining stores in the second half of May, particularly during the
strongly, especially on a same-store basis that continues to grow together with cost effective management. Excluding the non-recurring items, total revenue increased 9.0% YoY and net profit increased 7.4
, the new interconnection rate was Bt0.27/minute, a change from the previous Bt0.34/minute. Cost & Expense Cost of service (excluding IC) was Bt15,203mn increasing 20% YoY from higher D&A and network OPEX
compared to 2017. The Company had total sales and administrative expenses of 3,674 million Baht (42% of total revenue), a decrease of 2,282 million Baht or 37% as compared to 2017. This comprises of (1) cost
revenue 19,990 18,308 18,138 (9%) (1%) 29,057 36,446 25% Cost of sales (excluding depreciation and amortization)1 (14,062) (12,943) (12,488) (11%) (4%) (20,651) (25,432) 24% Gross profit1 5,928 5,365 5,650
. AIS Fibre continue to focus on targeting AIS mobile subscriber base to cross-sell in order to achieve higher value ARPH (Average Revenue Per Household). Growing EBITDA and continued cost conscious In
remaining relatively stable across regions. While some operators continue offering discounts and promotions to attract new subscribers, others are introducing convergence services to attract new customers
11,672.35 399.51 3.4 Total cost and expenses * 2,141.33 2,107.37 33.96 1.6 6,664.32 6,201.44 462.88 7.5 Loss on foreign exchange (163.48) (31.66) (131.82) (416.4) (349.13) (550.55) 201.42 36.6 Profit
on the dept cost structure analysis for the investment in the biogas power plant project of Aukkrarawat that the Board of Directors has considered additional facts and the study of the change in cost