was lower due to order postponement in our key countries as a result of COVID-19 lockdown. Food business The food sales for Q3/2019-2020 was Baht 630 million, decreased significantly by Baht 1,210

impact from TFRS 15 accounting standard, resulting in lower recognition of share of profit by THB 92.3 mm. However, this is merely accounting impact, not related to cashflow from operation. • Financial

, the ending of projects together and lower global price of materials which all were resulting to the decreasing in the sales. Eventually, there were the impacts to the lower gross profit. The profit

franchise of 55 branches and closed some poor performance branches. Therefore there are currently 19 branches owned by the company causing lower significant revenues than the same period at the previous year

% decreased from Baht 4.0 million of Q2/2017. This was due to lower short term loan requirement during the quarter resulting from the lower of both average trade accounts receivable and inventory. As a result

the buyer and seller. In which the seller determines the selling price not lower than the book value or appraised value of an independent appraiser whichever is higher, plus Value Added Tax Total value

Reporting Standards 16 Leases (TFRS 16) since 1 January 2020 caused a lower net profit by Baht 6.3 million, mainly due to higher depreciation and interest expenses recognition.  The Company has not yet

broadband, and device sales. QoQ, total revenues slightly decreased 1.7% from lower device sales and IC revenue. Service revenue was Bt36,957mn, increasing 6. 9% YoY and 0. 2% QoQ. Excluding IC & equipment

Q4 which created a decline in mobile service revenue in this quarter. Following the EBITDA movement, AIS reported a net profit of Bt6,757mn, improved 7.1% YoY from better operating performance, lower

price of the ordinary shares is the price which is not lower than the par value of the Company and 90 percent of the market price as specified in Part 1, Chapter 2 of the Notification of the Capital