9M2023 Inc.(Dec.) % Inc.(Dec.) Services income 72.11 91.59 19.48 27.02% 262.20 218.46 (43.74) -16.68% Cost of rendering of services (51.49) (67.57) (16.09) 31.24% (185.16) (168.09) 17.07 -9.22% Gross

been mainly driven by improvements in tourism and industries related to the export sector. In contrast, provinces that rely on agriculture have not yet seen a clear pick-up, despite higher agricultural

household income were decreased, together with household debt that remained stay in high level, therefore it caused the decrease of household sector’s purchasing power continually. While the investment of

in order to stabilize the financial system. Nevertheless, as the COVID-19 situation has shown no clear sign of improvement and may persist throughout the first half of this year or beyond, pending the

Management Discussion and Analysis for Interim Business Operations 2019 % 2018 % Inc./(Dec.) % Construction Income 44.36 86.52 35.57 96.14 8.79 24.71 Service Income 5.94 11.59 0.00 0.00 5.94 #DIV/0

plan to draft the new Power Development Plan (PDP) to portray a clear picture of power sector development since some planned power plants in PDP 2015 could not be constructed as planned along with

impairment loss on loans, in line with our improved asset quality. Moreover, net interest income rose Baht 4,377 million or 4.65 percent, which was derived mainly from interest income from both loans and

position for the year 2017 with those of 2016. This report discusses principal changes in the unaudited consolidated financial statements. Overall market environment The Thai economy in 2017 showed clear

position for the year 2017 with those of 2016. This report discusses principal changes in the audited consolidated financial statements. Overall market environment The Thai economy in 2017 showed clear signs

and subsidiaries thus reported Baht 90,484 million in operating profit before provision expense and income tax expense, rising Baht 935 million, or 1.05 percent, over-year. The increase was derived from