exchange for the 3rd quarter of 2017 amounting to THB 268 million (Separate: THB 165 million). The gain is attributed to the appreciation of the Thai Baht versus the US dollar. Selling expenses
% Baht appreciation against U.S. dollar during 2017 but only 0.7% change in the exchange rate during 2018. • Unrealized loss on exchange rate from financing activities q-on-q: From unrealized gain of Baht
million from the end of December 2018, due to the effect of the Baht’s appreciation on the Bank’s senior unsecured debentures issued in foreign countries. Shareholders’ Equity Shareholders’ equity
Baht appreciation during 6M/2018 relative to 6M/2017. EBITDA margin was slightly lower to 26.9% in Q2’2018 because selling price per unit to IUs remain unchanged, while gas cost is higher. Normalized
appreciation of the Thai Baht versus the US dollar (Separate: Baht 684 million). 4. Statement of financial positions Total Assets As of 31 December 2019, the consolidated total assets amounted to Baht 26,400
unrealized gain of THB 170 million in Q1’2019 from THB appreciation against US dollar during that period. Tax Expense • Tax expense increased 10.2% y-on-y in Q1’2020 to THB 54 million primarily attributable to
decreased by Bt1,768mn resulting in an outstanding cash of Bt12,976mn at the end of Sep-24. Net FX gain (loss) was Bt364mn in 3Q24, compared to an FX gain of Bt73mn in 2Q24 due to THB appreciation. AIS has a
pandemic. However, household sector's electricity usage increased 8.7% partly due to seasonality and the implementation of lockdown measures causing people to work from home. However, July's electricity
the same period of previous year. Most of the shopping malls maintained high level of occupancy rate despite the impact from COVID-19 resulting in mall closure according to an implementation of remedy
mn. Impact from the implementation of new financial reporting standards From 1 January 2020, the Company has adopted Thai Financial Reporting Standard - Financial instruments group (TFRS9) and Thai