Coronavirus (COVID-19) has occurred in Samut-Sakhon and Rayong provinces, and this has subsequently spread widely to many other provinces. Samut-Sakhon and Rayong have now been declared maximum control areas

1,240.35 (112.24) (9.05%) 2. ECONOMIC SITUATION Thailand economic situation in Q2/2020 in Central and Eastern regions contracted compared to the same period of 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which are

prepare for an increased level of production and the Company’s growth from 2018 onwards; 3) cost from trial runs and start-up of a new production line for some products, driving higher yield loss and cost

Eastern regions contracted compared to the same period of 2019 due to the global economic slowdown and the COVID-19 pandemic, which are major negative impact to confidence and revenue of all business

increased penetration in the suburban regions. Some operators continued to offer low-price packages which resulted in a reduction in the industry's overall ARPU. Despite this challenge, AIS opted to compete

for an increased level of production and the Company’s aggressive growth from 2018 onwards; 3) cost from trial runs and start-up of a new production line for some products, driving higher yield loss and

to remain fragile as overall purchasing power has not yet recovered, and household debt remains at a high level. The operating result of the Company in this quarter is still in line with the plan

Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) for year 2017 3 Executive Summary In overall 2017 performance, the Company had significant improvements in various areas such as production increase to 875,874 tons, sale volume

on Q1/2018 Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) for year 2017 (Revised) 3 Executive Summary In overall 2017 performance, the Company had significant improvements in various areas such as

company world-wide. We continued to strengthen our Corporate Governance capabilities and The Stock Exchange of Thailand, where the Company is listed, recently ranked us, again, at a ‘Five Star’ level, the