to the new TFRS 16 - Lease of Baht 75 million and an increase short-term and long-term loan from Financial Institutions. Net Profit In 1Q20, the Company reported the net loss including attributable to

pressure during the low season and flood impact, temporarily boosting purchasing power and alleviating some local concerns. The mobile industry maintained positive sentiment despite the low season, along

benefits to enhance competitiveness compared to the industry as well as higher R&D expenses for new product development. 6M/2017 Administrative Expenses The Company and its subsidiaries recorded

financial profile, driven by solid operating performance and reliable streams of income. The ratings continue to reflect CPN’s leading position in retail property development and management industry in

service, emphasizing on convenience, simplicity, and worry-free to use mobile data. Competition in fixed broadband has been heightened by the incumbents. Although an average industry ARPU remained in a

investment amounted to THB 3,890 million; with total liabilities of THB 3,528 million; and total equities of THB 9,265 million. In this regard, the company remains strong in a financial position with low debt

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

representative or 360-degree technology. Until now, offering a deep discount to potential customers was not expected because of the Company’s financial strength with Net Interest-Bearing-Debt to Equity at 0.97

the appreciation of the Thai Baht has led to the destination shift among the country’s target tourists. These factors have, undoubtedly, put pressure on the hospitality industry, which is the main

customers in the HDD industry as well as the effects from the lockdown order in the country due to COVID-19 since March onwards. The company had to temporarily close, and was not able to deliver goods to