administrative expense was 133.69 million baht. It decreased from the same period of previous year by 13.07 million baht or equivalent to 8.91 % due to the success of various expenditure control. Other revenues
-conservative spending amid political uncertainty. AIS also focused on high-margin services including EDS, CloudX, and tailored vertical solutions for targeted industries. EBITDA accelerated QoQ from growth in
resumed spending in ICT solutions. Cost & Expense In 3Q23, the cost of service was Bt21,789mn, relatively flat -0.3% YoY due to lower depreciation cost offset by the increased network cost. It decreased
the Thai population and business sectors to become more vigilant in spending and investment. The mobile industry showed a positive sign driven by the overall economic improvement which benefited from
decreased 84.62 million baht, or equivalent to 6.22% from the same period of previous year due to the economy that was slow down. Expenditure and government investment were insufficient for driven economy
decreased 9.79 million Baht, or 2.91% from the same period of previous year due to the slowing of the economy. Investment and government expenditure were not enough to drive the economy. While the private
-openings. However, towards the middle of the year, the rising inflation and continuous increase in energy costs limited private consumption and signaled a global economic slowdown, raising spending concerns
margin decreased by 3 percentage points to 7% in 2019 from 10% in 2018. SGA expenses decreased by 2% [THB 19m] due to reduced SGA expense at the Jiaxing plant. Payout Analysis For the year 2019 the company
However, the government sector and related sectors had laid down the measures to stimulate the expenditure and relieve the economic impact such as Cash Relief amount of Baht 5,000 per month, increase of
sales revenue and lower depreciation expense. Operating Profit Analysis The Operating profit margin increased by 1 percentage point to 11% in 2017 from 10% in 2016. SG&A expenses increased by 4% [THB 52