volume increased as the mandated B100 proportion in diesel was at 7% all year. However, performance was affected by the low crude palm oil price situation in the country, leading B100 price to decline in
compared to Q4/2017, with respect to the increased demand for crude oil during the winter in Europe, leading to higher utilization rate amongst refineries in the region; driving up price of Dated Brent as
for quality broadband at home despite customers returning to their pre-covid routines combined with the expansion of service coverage in suburban areas. ARPU still faced a downward trend from low-price
improvements but certain limitations still remain 1) Structural problems in the Thai economy leading to a still low level of private consumption 2) The appreciation of Thai Baht due to the high current account
export and investment 3) The increase in oil prices due to geopolitical tension, particularly in the Middle East, which negatively impact the current account surplus as well as leading to higher inflation
and launching of iPhone13 in Oct-21. On the cost side, cost of service was Bt21,664mn, increasing 6.0% YoY and 1.1% QoQ from 5G investment to strengthen leading position. Selling and admin expenses was
customers. • Broadband to benefit from TTTBB acquisition and continue the growth momentum with a larger subscriber base, leveraging a combined coverage across Thailand, innovative product offerings, and
issuers including disclosure of assessment factors; (3) the investment limit is capped at no more than 100,000 baht for each retail investor, equity and debentures combined, up from no more than 50,000