end- to- end product proposition after acquiring CSL, AIS has continued strengthening its position in the enterprise market including having won several strategic turnkey projects, underpinning our
and THB 2,752 Million during the last 6 months. Apart from debt reduction, the cash injection from rights issue is enabling the Company to take up several critical Capex for operational improvements and
revenue by continuously setting pop-up stores at several locations. Most recently, the company has set up pop-up stores at several MRT stations and received delightful feedback from customers. The MRT
infection, easing measures to contain COVID-19 outbreak and lifting domestic travel restrictions in Thailand and several countries recently, various business strategies and marketing plans to be implemented
through higher value packages as well as cross-sell upsell to uplift the ARPU. The company is also committed to bringing more value to customers with various partnership offerings in contents, products, and
arrivals for the first 8 months of 2017 totaling 23.5 million, an increase of 5.4%. Nevertheless, several domestic factors pending recovery still remain 1) Agricultural sector - with farm income showing
supporting the expansion of the Company’s core business, as well as investing in various projects; and the amendment of Clause 4 of the Memorandum of Association to be in line with the capital increase. The
January 2020, at the early stage before a widespread of COVID-19 was prevalent in Thailand. Several precautionary measures have been put in place to ensure the overall employee’s health and safety, as top
support and several kinds of loan package, reduced electricity and water tariffs, and put in place a debt moratorium for citizens and businesses. The Cabinet of Ministers issued an emergency decree