-4.8% from both current (lower trade & other payable and current portion of long-term debt) and non-current liabilities (lower lease liability and spectrum payable offset by increased long-term
-36% YoY from 2Q22 which had a high base of marketing expenses following the border re-openings after improved Covid-19 situation. It decreased -21% QoQ from cost control measures in advertising and
The Thai economy in 3Q22 continued to face a slow recovery from macroeconomic factors. While the tourist sector improved from border reopening in more countries, accelerated inflation has pressured
-of-use’ and ‘lease liability’ at the present value of lease payment over the remaining lease term. The leases including tower lease agreement, site rental, office & shop building rental, and minimum
. Market and Competitive Environment The Thai economy in FY22 started off with a positive tone of post-pandemic recovery with the tourist and hospitality- related sectors mostly benefiting from the border re
member country executing the Memorandum of Understanding Concerning Cooperation and Exchange of Information on Cross-border Offers of ASEAN Collective Investment Schemes to Non-retail Investors or the
travelers segment revenue declined further due to border closure and travel restriction. In addition, NBTC’s mandate for free data & voice in Apr-May caused significant drop in prepaid top up, while the