capability to serve the enterprise segment, especially in cloud area. As a result, enterprise non-mobile revenue in FY21 climbed 18% YoY and accounted for 3.2% of core service revenue. In addition, AIS

9M21, AIS’ performance was in-line with the guidance, delivering a flat core service revenue due to on-going impact of the pandemic while reported slightly increase in EBITDA (+2% YoY). FY21 guidance is

consumption should remain resilient owing to rising income levels and employment gains, and fixed investment is likely to pick up amid high capacity utilization and government infrastructure spending. Risks

2022 to Baht 67.9 million in Q4 2023. Net profit (loss) attributable to equity holders excluding gain (loss) on foreign currency exchange rate and one-time expenses (Core net profit) was Baht 420.6

2023 while our revenue increased by 15.9%. SG&A in terms of % to revenue improved from 6.5% in Q2 2022 to 5.8% in Q2 2023. Core operating profit (defined as Earnings before Interests and Taxes exclude

borderless marketplace of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). Given the increased degree of uncertainty in global economies, especially pressure from a looming trade war among core economies and their

goods was directly due to the impact of an increase in global raw material prices, mainly copper. The price of copper resulted in the price of copper foil and copper anode rising from that in 2017, which

holding other company?s stocks ("holding company"). The amended regulations specify that holding company must hold shares in its subsidiaries that are categorized as its core business (either established in

% in the previous quarter due to a slowdown in both of export and tourism sectors. Meanwhile, the private consumption expenditure accelerated in line with rising consumer confidence. In addition, the

overall international business grew 14.4% at constant FX rate. 9M’19 Net sales grew 5.7% YoY, driven by core businesses in both domestic and international markets. Domestic beverage and personal care grew