channels, but still growing in term of original equipment manufacturer (OEMs)’s products to compensate. For the overseas restaurant business, revenues from the sales and services decreased from the same
mainly to controlled network OPEX and marketing expenses. As a result, AIS reported EBITDA and net profit of Bt18,998mn and Bt8,005mn, respectively, both growing +11% YoY and flat QoQ. Revised revenue and
, from 3Q18 onward AIS along with other operators have rebalanced pricing structure to ease impact on ARPU. As a result, AIS’ s mobile revenue for FY18 was Bt124,601mn, softly growing 1. 3% YoY. While 4G
) 26% 15% (16,745) (19,205) 15% Operating profit 9,202 11,594 9,248 0.5% -20% 40,105 41,009 2.2% Net foreign exchange gain (loss) 129 (44) 16 -88% -136% 119 308 160% Other income (expense) 118 127 234 99
Reconciliation of Core Profit After Tax and NCI to Reported Net Profit 12 Table 7 Cash Flow Statement 12 Table 8 Debt Profile 13 Table 9 Joint Ventures Performance 13 Table 10 IVL Consolidated Statement of Income
) (5) (2) 212% Net profit, before extraordinary items 130 145 79 491 279 76% Add: Non Operational/Extraordinary income/(expense) 167 (40) 5 124 180 (31)% Acquisition cost & pre-operative expense (7) (4
-2.2 % Operating profit 9,394 8,905 9,807 4.4 % 10 % 38,179 36,960 -3.2 % Net foreign exchange gain (loss) 163 -231 572 251 % -347 % -646 -37 -94 % Other income (expense) 196 62 26 -86 % -57 % 986 489
operating profit (defined as Earnings before Interests and Taxes exclude interest income, gain (loss) on exchange rate and other irregular items) reached Baht 762.3 million in Q1 2023; a 46.3% increase from
provision (284) (584) (525) 85% -10% Depreciation (96) (111) (110) 15% -0.9% Operating profit 9,436 8,279 10,327 9.4% 25% Net foreign exchange gain (loss) 25 6 150 496% 2395% Other income (expense) 117 114