; Higher volume from major customers, new model launch, new product launch, new order from overseas customer and management’s effort to diversify into more product range led to higher revenues. Thailand

the recovery in tourism-related activities. Furthermore, the competitive environment was improved led by the price restructuring in the market with a gradual reduction of unlimited data offering

focus to grow the total revenue through the total values offered to the customers. Our effort to focus on quality acquisition generated lower new prepaid subscribers while postpaid grew marginally led by

product launch which started in Q3 last year led to higher export volume this year, continued order from overseas customer and management’s effort to diversify into more higher value product range are the

attract quality subscribers driven by successful value-based package restructuring since 2022 led to AIS’s blended ARPU reaching 224 Baht, an increase of 6.5% YoY and 0.2% QoQ. The growth in prepaid ARPU

retail financing. As a result, this segment experienced a notable decline in both sales and production. Additionally, the delay in the approval of the 2024 fiscal budget to October 2024 led to a slowdown

-based purchases led to increased trade discounts, thereby boosting gross profit (GP). However, the growth in GP for Q3 showed a decrease compared to the first half of the year, mainly due to promotional

investment. The headline inflation rate is 0.6%, while the unemployment rate for the 3Q/2024 stood at 1.02%. Despite these positive trends, the K-shape recovery has led to a continued rise in household debt

million or 111% due to the increase in Availability Payment (AP) which resulted from continuous operation without any maintenance shutdown as in Q4/2017. This led to the increase in gross profit by Baht 127

IVL as a whole in 2019. o Sharp decline in crude prices (high of $ 83/bbl in 3Q18 versus low of 54/bbl in 4Q18) as we entered in to the weak season led to accelerated destocking in the integrated PET