enhancement of fundraisers’ sustainability and the promotion for the capital market to become a key driver for achieving the nation’s sustainable development goals (SDGs). (4) Capital market is developed and
month while equipment rent was discontinued from 3Q19 and incurred a one-time expense of Bt121mn in the same quarter. New accounting standard effective in FY20: From 1 Jan 2020, AIS will adopt TFRS 9 and
the capital market, (2) Positioning the capital market as a driver of the digital economy, (3) Promoting a sustainable capital market and financial well-being, and (4) Advancing the Digital Securities
discount was provided to those being impacted by measures to contain COVID-19. Still, the discount did not significantly drag gross profit margin down due to reduction in advertising and marketing expense
containment measures in Thailand. With regards to domestic demand, public expenditure would remain an important economic driver. Meanwhile, private consumption should gradually pick up compared to second
Public Company Limited (“the Company”) reported 1Q2020 total revenue of THB 2,186m, decreased by 27% YoY. The major driver of such decline was 56% drop in revenue from sales of house and condominium due to
equipment and facilities. Prior to Mar-18, AIS had paid a net expense totaling Bt2.4bn/quarter to TOT. In Jan-18, AIS and TOT officially finalized the contract on the 2100MHz spectrum and have signed the
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
showed a slow recovery reflecting a mixed trend in the indicators. On one side, a strong growth driver came from increasing tourist arrivals and lower inflation rates attributed to government subsidies
comprised of operating expense, selling and administrative expense, and depreciation, increased by THB 1,275mn (19.9% YoY) to THB 7,676mn. The increase in total consolidated expenses was contributed largely