farm and non-farm income. Public spending also increased from spending on goods and services and compensation expenses while capital spending declined from the high base effect of last year from the
, decreasing 6.9% YoY but increasing 12% QoQ, mainly from the movement in handset campaigns and higher advertising spending to increase customer awareness in the quarter. Marketing expenses to total revenue was
handset sale. However, overall consumer spending remained weak and AIS continued to exercise cost measures to minimize effect from slowdown in revenue. Mobile competition slightly improved Amidst weak
control. Profit 1) Gross profit was Bt183.8 1mn, an increase from 1Q17 which was Bt179 .19mn. Gross profit margin was 21.8% of total revenues from core business, a decrease of 25.1% in 1Q17, due to the
from 2.3% in the second quarter of 2019, mainly driven by expansion of private consumption, government spending and tourism sector. Meanwhile, exports sector continued to contract caused by uncertainty
years. 2) Service & Administrative expenses was Bt61.36mn, representing 7.2% of total revenues from core business, decreasing 7.9% YoY, due to effective cost control and lower service & administrative
years. 2) Service & Administrative expenses was Bt61.36mn, representing 7.2% of total revenues from core business, decreasing 7.9% YoY, due to effective cost control and lower service & administrative
activities and spending. The situation has led to an adverse economic effect on individual and business across various sectors, so Thai government has issued measurements such as cash subsidy payment and
from credit card income grew by 18% y-y which corresponds to increasing in the volume of card spending and cash advance. Other income from bad debt recovery grew by 32% y-y. As at August 31, 2022, the
credit card spending and acquisition of new credit card customers. In addition, our consolidated revenue from Personal Loan were 10,385 million baht, stable from previous year and consolidated hire