government such as travel restrictions and the closure of venues considered high-risk areas including department stores, it is expected that the Thai economy in 2020 will have a severe contraction with latest
Australia. The project is under construction and expected to achieve full commercial operation in early 2021. The remaining 20.60 percent of uncontracted output from the project will be sold in the Australian
the total number of branches. Since 3 May 2020 onwards. By starting to gradually open since the government has implemented measures to ease the lock down. Which is expected to have a better trend in
the total value of the Transaction, which is approximately at THB 39,248 million (Thirty-Nine Thousand Two Hundred and Forty-Eight Million Baht). 9 8. Expected Benefits for B.Grimm Power B.Grimm Power
contributes to add 4G capacity, and currently carries 20% of 4G data traffic. Additionally, 700MHz and 26GHz, expected to be licensed in 1Q21, will enable AIS to efficiently expand future footprint and provide
Fund had maintained its global economic projection for 2018 at 3.9 percent given that the US economy is expected to be bolstered by tax cuts and government spending hikes whereas other advanced economies
announcement of B10 blended mandate instead of B7 has not cultivated the demand for biodiesel as much as expected. In the 1st quarter of 2021, The Company (Separate) has realized net profit of 114.48 million
pastry is also expected to meet the needs of customers who love trying new and unique products. Emphasize on Increasing the Number of Pop-up Stores in Bangkok and Other Provinces The Company has been
enterprise This quarter, AIS announced a joint venture with SCB, a listed leading bank, for digital lending business with an investment of Bt300mn in the ‘AISCB’ JV. The JV is expected to start service in 1Q22
(revised from Low-single digit growth) CAPEX (exclude spectrum) Approx. Bt30bn (revised from Bt30-35bn) Core service revenue is expected to grow at low-single digit due to economic fluctuation. Thai economy