+3.3% from retained earnings. Net debt to EBITDA (excluding lease liabilities and license payable) was 0.7x slightly decline compared to 4Q19. Cash flow (Post TFRS 9&16) In 1H20, Cash flow from operating

our customers and generate higher income from both the content as well as subscription in mobile and broadband. Revised down full year guidance following the rising economic risk We revised down the

receivable’ and ‘provision for revenue sharing’ on balance sheet while there is no impact on the income statement. 2. During the quarter, AIS has announced a 50:50 Joint Venture (JV) Agreement with the Siam

) remained healthy at 0.7x. Total equity was at Bt79,967mn, which decreased -6.8% due to a decrease in retained earnings appropriated for the dividend. Cash flow In 1Q23, cash flow from operation (after tax

was at Bt87,183mn, increased 1.6% from higher retained earnings. Cash flow In 1H23, cash flow from operation (after tax) reported at Bt37,904mn, increased by 4.7% compared to 1H22 following an

the weakened THB. AIS has the policy to mitigate the currency risk using hedging instruments where applicable. Other Income (expense) at Bt414mn, increasing 212% YoY and 46% QoQ mainly from full quarter

Plc. Net FX gain was Bt225mn decreasing from Bt277mn in 2016. FX gain/loss was incurred from CAPEX payables because of currency fluctuation whereas foreign debts were all fully hedged. Other income was

investments in joint venture and retained earnings. 3. AIS has been in a partnership with TOT since end-2016 to work on three separate deals to co-utilize assets consisting of 2100MHz spectrum, towers, and 2G

which was long term, lower from Bt98bn. Shareholders’ equity was Bt37,656mn, declining 12% due to lower retained earnings. Current ratio stood at 0.43x, down from 0.46x in 4Q16. With improving EBITDA and

customers decreased Baht 21.7 million. 4. Accrued income tax payable increased Baht 3.2 million. 5. Long-term loans from financial institutions decreased Baht 276.1 million. 6. Employee benefit obligations