Imports of Alloy Steel and Galvanized HRC into Thailand due to strengthening of Thai Baht and removal of Safeguard duties on Alloy Steel in February 2019. The total shipment volume dropped by 40% and

which increased by Baht 1,422 million YoY. The Company posted net loss of Baht 854 million, increase by Baht 499 million YoY (due to reasons as described below) and sale revenue Baht 2,124 million

Bt22,636mn, improved 1.0% YoY from core services revenue growth combined with cost optimization to soften the rising utility cost impact. However, EBITDA soften -1.1% QoQ due to the high seasonality effect of

following revenue decline while maintaining FY22 guidance AIS continued to enhance operating efficiency while expanding 5G/4G to strengthen our network leadership, reflected in a muted increase in both cost

by 6.2% Q-o-Q but declined by 10.2% Y-o-Y. The Q-o-Q sales growth was due mainly to an increase in production. In addition, there was a backlog of orders at the end of the quarter, and some shipments

was due to the weakening Thai baht against the US dollar and Euro in the period, which resulted in THB sales increasing by Bt93 million (Table 1). The increase in revenue in 1Q20 was due mainly to an

affected by the closures and abnormal operating hours of shopping stores due to the pandemic of COVID-19. The steep decline in the number of Chinese tourists also weighed in the plunge of skincare sales. The

ratio to sales of 16.5%, an increase from the ratio of 6.7%, mainly due to the increase in sales and overall gross profit margin and the decline in selling and admin expenses as a results of strict

of 31% YoY. This represented gross profit margin of 27.6%, a decline from 31.6% in Q2/2016 as a result of higher cost per unit due to lower utilization as well as lower sales proportion in Branded

Ref. PDI/BK-BS-011/2019 25th February 2019 Re: Management Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) For the year ended December 31, 2018 To: President The Stock Exchange of Thailand Due to depletion of Mae Sod