Other Utilities Revenue 68.7% YoY and Operating Revenue 3.8% YoY. The decrease of Other Utilities Revenue was attributable to lower excessive charge. While the decrease of Operating Revenue was
(Allowance for doubtful accounts) and fair value loss on FVTPL equity instrument. Other non-current assets decreased by 13.3 MB, representing a decrease of 17.1% due to the lower prepaid maintenance cost for
decreased from Baht 190.88 million from the first quarter of the year 2019 of Baht 19.87 million or -10.41% The decrease in expenses was in line with the lower revenue from the company's temporary shutdown
Revenue, whereas Gross Profit decrease mainly as a result of lower Excessive Charge. In 9M2019, Gross Profit was Baht 529.9 million, a 15.9% increase from Baht 457.3 million in 9M2018, and Gross Profit from
IPP of Baht 30.0 million in 2Q2019. SPP For 2Q2019, 8 SPPs generated Baht 152.1 million of Normalized Share of Profit, a 11.2% decrease from 2Q2018 mainly due to lower EGAT’s energy dispatch from 7
. 1Q21 Financial Summary Revenue For 1Q21, AIS reported a total revenue of Bt45,861mn, increasing 7%YoY from higher handset sales offset by lower core service revenue with continued impact from COVID-19
details as follows: an increase of THB 3,056 million cash from IPO, an increase of THB 331 million from account receivable, a decrease of THB 1,596 million from lower inventory, and an increase of non
in 2021. Total liabilities of Bt274,397mn, flat YoY from new acquisition of spectrum, offsetting with a decrease long-term borrowing including lower lease liabilities. Interest bearing-debt at the end
Electricity Authority (PEA) was 29,968 megawatts, lower than the peak demand of 30,303 megawatts in 2017 by 1.11%. A decrease in the peak demand was the consequence of cold weather in the beginning of the year