situation that has been continuing to adversely affect sales performance of the Company. Export sales decreased by 44.5% due to customers in India, ASEAN, and America cut their orders considering lack of

assets while new depreciation from 5G asset gradually increase after continuing expanding 5G network capacity. Overall SG&A showed a decline of -6.7% YoY with marketing expense dropping -20% YoY reflected

will be a new item namely “Contract assets”, representing the difference between the revenue recognized and the upfront cash received from customers as well as capitalized device subsidies. Market and

mainly by the drop of revenue from sales and services, resulting from temporary closure of hotels, schools, and food/catering outlets. The impact was lessened from the Company’s continuing efforts from

mobile phone distribution of Jaymart Mobile which its profit has been continuing to grow from Q1/2019. The performance details of each business segment and its direction can be explained as follows: 1

tax (0.61) (0.20) 0.45 0.18 (1.06) (235.56) 9 (Loss) profit from continuing operations (28.84) (9.49) (39.54) (15.44) 10.70 (27.16) 10 Loss from discontinued operations - - (0.93) (0.36) 0.93 (100.00

close monitoring of the ongoing impacts of the pandemic on our industrial customers' operational plans, there was continuing strong electricity and steam demand from our main customers, petrochemical

intense price competition persisted for another year with low-price offerings continuing across the industry to acquire and retain customers causing ARPU to decrease -8.2%YoY and -2.5%QoQ. Significant Event

3,803 5.2% EBITDA 1,281 1,342 -4.5% 4,988 4,875 2.3% Profit for the period from continuing operations 809 796 1.6% 3,268 3,035 7.7% Profit for the period from discontinued operation, net of tax - - - - 27

efficiency programs. Cash CAPEX is expected to slow down YoY to a range of Bt35-38bn and will be spent mainly on 4G network and fixed broadband expansion in last miles. We maintain the dividend policy to pay