% with net interest income increased by 9.4% driven by lower interest expense from continuous cost management while non-interest income decreased by 26.9% from the slowdown in economic activities

temporary suspended. Private consumption contracted as a result of weakening purchasing power and high household debt. Government have implemented financial relief measure to help those affected by the COVID

Baht 1,531 million, increased of 91.7% comparing to 1Q20. Net interest income rose by 8.2% and net fees and services income also rose by 12.4% driven by the increase in income from the brokerage business

Services Center Business; Higher sales in the dealership business both in Thailand and Malaysia, driven by openings of Mazda and MG showroom in Thailand which started in October 2021 and December 2021. In

hospitality industry, which directly impacted to DTC’s business and performance in 2Q20. DTC recorded a net loss of THB 453 million in 2Q20, compared to net loss of THB 22 million in 2Q19. The loss was driven

million, and (6) increase in other revenue by 2.43 million. In the first quarter of 2022, sales revenue increased by THB 757.80 million. This surge was primarily driven by Branch and Online sales, a result

and loss from shrinkage and obsolescence. In addition, land and building tax declined due to 90% tax subsidy from government’s relief program as well as declining of loss from foreign exchange. 7

from THB 265.6 million in the same period last year, representing an increase of 3.7%. This increase was driven by higher revenue from sale of goods, an increase of 1.7% from THB 232.2 million to THB

totaling THB 1,155mn (or 65.2%) YoY, partly offset by (ii) depreciation which was significantly increased by THB 188mn (or 98.4%) YoY, driven mainly by the adoption of the new financial reporting standard

year on year by 2.2%. The revenue from hire purchase increased 28.9% and other income increased 26.5%, mainly driven by the gain on sale of investment in AEON Microfinance (Myanmar) Co., Ltd. to AEON