the increase in revenue from sales, but the ratio of increasing of cost of sales was lower than the ratio of increasing of revenue from sales because of the increased in production volume of pre

Exchange Forward Contract recorded THB 95 million, due to forward buying of foreign currency for the 3E project in the amount of $ 36.5 million; the forward rate stipulated in the contract was lower than the

oil in price throughout the quarter, especially the Dubai crude oil price which dropped during early August to September from concerns over the trade war between the US and China, combined with the Thai

conversion scheme in according to the resolution approval from the Extra Ordinary Shareholders’ meeting no. 1/2017 on 30th August 2017 by newly issuing ordinary shares of the Company to pay the net trade debts

previous trade creditors of the Company. In this regard, on February 10, 2017, the Company received a letter from ACO I to confirm the amount of transferred debt as at January 31, 2017, of USD 91,589,712, or

has the following plans for the debt restructuring of the Company: 1. ACO I purchased the debt from 4 previous trade creditors of the Company. In this regard, on February 10, 2017, the Company received

$ 1.9B. Interest cost is expected to come down for year 2020, thanks to lower benchmark rates. Our net operating debt to equity went up to 1.35 times primarily due to the acquisition of Spindletop

price competition due to a lower purchasing power in price-sensitive customers. The blended ARPU slightly increased 0.8% QoQ from a high season with more inbound and outbound tourists coupled with AIS

driven by prepaid-to-postpaid migration, while ARPU declined 0.4%QoQ to Bt523 reflecting price competition and lower inter roaming revenue. Prepaid segment saw a decline of 532k due to COVID-19 affecting

results were satisfactory and confident that they could be able to help improving the Company’s business. SSG Group therefore started negotiating with 7 main trade creditors (including Cargill International