, representing a reduction of 3.9% Q-o-Q and 17.8% Y-o-Y, while sales revenue in USD terms declined in line with Baht sales. The Q-o-Q sales drop was due mainly to a backlog of orders at the end of the quarter. In

, private consumption and tourism. Both private and public investments remain largely at stable levels whilst consumer spending is constrained due to high household debt levels, decline in agricultural

The costs of services decreased by 27.8% from the six months ended of year 2019 to THB 785.4 million for the six months ended of year 2020. The decline in costs of services was largely consistent with

Investment in Dusit Fudu Hotel Management (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (Dusit Fudu) of Baht 4 million; 350.1% drop YoY. This huge drop was driven by a significant decrease in occupancy rate in Hotels managed by Dusit

significantly and result in the decrease in gross profit margin of revenue from domestic sales i.e. gross profit of domestic sales was amounted to THB 505 million decreased by THB 90 million or 15.1

Q4 which created a decline in mobile service revenue in this quarter. Following the EBITDA movement, AIS reported a net profit of Bt6,757mn, improved 7.1% YoY from better operating performance, lower

may decline, currently standing at B563, in exchange for higher ARPH (average revenue per household) in the long run. Expanded strategic digital services for both enterprise and consumer With a complete

while the tourism growth decelerate from drop in arrival from Chinese visitors which was effected from the deadly Phuket boat accident. In addition the weak of Chinese Yuan against US dollar, resulting

mainly indirect staff costs, office rental and depreciation & amortization. The decrease in SG&A is mainly attributed to lower office rental where the Company has entered into a long-term building lease

THB 74.997 and THB 66.345 million respectively. Such THB 8.6 million or 13% increase was from rental and staffs’ cost at new branches open. However, the selling expense portion from total income drop 7