result of increased interest income from Xayabury Power Company Limited. 2 Administrative Expenses In Q1 2019, the Company and its subsidiaries had administrative expenses of Baht 524.40 million, increased
1,428.84 million or 45.06% due to fair value measurement of investment in Wind Energy Holding co., Ltd and Khao Kor Wind Power co., Ltd through other comprehensive income according to TFRS9 – Financial
Yai and Chachoengsao branch). Industry Overview The retail industry in 2018 is expected to grow but at moderate level since the purchasing power of middle and low income consumers, who are the main
20.79% from the same period of last year as a result of drop in gain from sales of investment and decreased interest income from Xayaburi Power Company Limited due to partial loan repayment and dropped
competitors’ kiosks, and the economic slowdown, which affects middle-to-low income population’s purchasing power. The details of total revenue are as follows: 1) Income from rendering of top-up service for
financial costs in the income statement were mainly from operations of ETC’s power plant. Summary of income statement for the nine-month period ended 30th September 2020 Item Nine months ended 30th September
within December 2017. Industry Overview In term of the retail industry in 3Q17, there has been constant low growth from the previous quarter due to the weakness in buying power especially for low-income
Incomes mainly consists of Interest Income from Loans to GHECO-One and Dividends Received from Investments in Glow IPP Power Plant1. 5 Administrative Expenses and Income Tax (Expnese) Income include the
purchasing power of consumers in middle-low income levels decline from the economic slowdown. While the total revenue from the core business increased 0.7%QoQ, driven by higher usage amount of other services
operators and the lower of purchasing power of middle-low income. The QoQ declined was due to the number of days in 1Q19 less than previous quarter for 2 days. For more information, the average mobile top up