% 2 from 4.0% at the end of 2019 from asset quality management and also partly impacted by the current staging suspension for loans under financial assistance under the Bank of Thailand measures. 1

from the year 2018, partly due to the Bank of Thailand’s measures which increased the conditions in loan provision for real estate purchases and foreign customers are greatly reduced 3.3 Sales and

low agricultural prices. The tourism sector has also been slowing down, partly due to the effects of the rainy season and flooding in the northeastern region. However, the government has implemented

Malaysia, high demand for cars is partly driven by Sales and Service Tax exemption which will expire in June 2022. Cost of sales and services increased in accordance with higher sales. Gross profit increased

increase in gas consumption arising from the inclusion of the power plants, despite partly offset by a decrease in the average effective price of natural gas price which is tied to the weighted average price

cash equivalents increased by THB 4,110 million driven by cash generated from operations (see cash flow analysis). IPO proceeds were partly invested in short and long term debt securities resulting in

, AIS had total assets of Bt296,634mn increasing 2.1% from end-18 mainly driven by higher cash, partly offset by depreciated network and lower accounts receivable. Current assets also increased from a

partly offset by cash paid for corporate income tax of THB 45mn. Net cash used in investing activities was THB 369mn, mainly from cash paid for 1) acquisition of equipment of THB 210mn from expansion of

slower rate in March and reached its bottom in April (-8.1% YoY), it made a v-shape recovery with 18.0% growth in June, partly driven by additional supply of C-Vitt from capacity expansion. - While Q2’20

also launched a new model, started in Q3 2022 which help boost sales from Q3 2022. In Malaysia, high demand for cars was partly driven by the end of Sales and Service Tax (SST) exemption expiring in June