shareholding 25.01% and 74.99% respectively, achieved COD on November 1, 2017 with a total contracted capacity of 125.0 MW, increasing our Equity MW under Operation further to 478.4 MW. The company recently
attributable expenses of IPO on January 2019. o The Group’s Interest bearing debt as of 30 September 2019 was 0.57 times, decreased from last year of 1.56 times. Due to the increasing of equity by IPO which
, 2017, total shareholders’ equity amounted to 14,559 million baht, increasing by 786 million baht, or 6% over the end of fiscal year 2016. Consequently, book value as of August 31, 2017 was 58.2 baht per
rate swap contracts to hedge its debt. Shareholders’ Equity As of May 31, 2017, total shareholders’ equity amounted to 14,363 million baht, increasing by 590 million baht, or 4% over the end of fiscal
of the Company was recorded at THB 4,721.30 million. The small drop in shareholders’ equity of 0.87% was mainly due to increasing other components of equity offset with a result of the recent dividend
. Shareholders’ equity As at 30 September 2017, the Company’s shareholders’ equity was Baht 1,466.89 million, slightly increasing by Baht 1.82 million or 0.12% from 2016, mainly due to the 2017 net profit of Baht
license acquisition. Total equity was Bt57,669mn increasing 14% YoY from higher retained earnings. As a result, AIS's financial position remained strong with a current ratio and an interest coverage ratio
, increasing 20%YoY from vender financing on network expansion. As a result, account payable day slightly increased from 58 days to 65 days. A Total equity was Bt69,394mn, increasing 20% YoY from higher retained
. Foreign debts are fully hedged; however, trade payables are partially hedged, subjected to the payment term and currency fluctuation. Total equity was Bt50,427mn increasing 18% YoY from higher retained
Bt223,078mn decreasing 4.2% from lower interest-bearing debt, which currently stood at Bt97,700mn, down from Bt109,100mn. Total equity was Bt64,529mn increasing 12% from retained earnings. Net debt to EBITDA