the total operating revenue from both Q1 and Q2/2020 declined from the same period last year. The decrease was mainly due to: • Revenue from Dessert Café in 1H/2020 decreased by THB 224 million or 40
quarter which contracted at 12.1%, because of the government expenditure and public investment expanded, while private consumption, private investment, and export of goods declined at a slower pace compared
moving from prepaid into postpaid subscription continued, reflected in Postpaid revenue grew 8.4% YoY and 2.7% QoQ, while prepaid revenue declined -9.7% YoY and -2.2% QoQ. • Fixed broadband revenue was
of service and SG&A. As a result of demand weakness, EBITDA in 1Q22 dropped -0.8% YoY and -2.3% QoQ to Bt22,404mn with a margin of 49.5%. Following declined EBITDA, AIS reported a net profit of
. While retail price adjusted upward at a relatively slower pace. The industrial margin declined during the low season with high competition. As such EBITDA was recorded at THB 474 million (-22% YoY, -29
and Trading Business Group recorded an average production rate of 109.35 KBD, a level adjacent to plan, Market GRM improved from the previous quarter, while Total GRM declined, primarily due to the
Plants (CUP 1-3) and IRPC Clean Power (IRPC-CP) declined. Additionally, there was a decrease in revenue from Availability Payment (AP) of Sriracha Power Plant due to a lower Weight factor during the rainy
-leasing and credit card loans, but declined in housing loans in line with the sluggish real-estate market. Financial institutions expect that demand for business and household credit will increase
in interest income on investment in loans by 51.3%, due to a high base in 2016 from loan restructuring progress of large accounts. Interest income from hire purchase and financial lease declined by 1.4