, domestic demand would be restrained by elevated household debt, some signs of moderation in earnings and employment in the export-related manufacturing sector, as well as public spending and public
and services, including the bank’s ATM support to withdraw Baht currency all of the bank in Thailand and accepts to UPI (UnionPay International) cards to provide service for foreign businessman and
and services, including the bank’s ATM support to withdraw Baht currency all of the bank in Thailand and accepts to UPI (UnionPay International) cards to provide service for foreign businessman and
foreign currencies are hedged to reduce currency risk. Profit In 1Q17, EBITDA was Bt17,347mn increasing 29% YoY and 15% QoQ from improving service revenue, lower regulatory fee and softened handset
currency fluctuation whereas foreign debts were all fully hedged. Profit In 3Q17, EBITDA was Bt17,589mn, increasing 15% YoY and 2.8% QoQ. This was underpinned by a decent growth in revenue with softer
mostly unrealized and incurred from the appreciation in the Baht currency in the quarter. Finance cost was Bt1,194mn decreasing 7.5% YoY and 1.9% QoQ following lower interest-bearing debt. Average cost of
net loss of Bt129mn in 1Q18. The gain was incurred from partially-hedge CAPEX payables following currency fluctuation. Finance cost was Bt1,290mn decreasing 2.6% YoY from lower interest-bearing debt and
in 2Q18, following currency fluctuation in the quarter. Finance cost was Bt1,277mn decreasing 4.6% YoY and 1.0% QoQ due to lower deferred interest from spectrum licenses. Average cost of borrowing
2017 following a focus on quality acquisition in both mobile and fixed broadband. Net FX gain was Bt119mn decreasing from Bt225mn in 2017. FX gain/ loss was incurred from CAPEX payables due to currency
general, AIS has policy to mitigate currency risk using forward contract to partially cover capex payable. Finance cost was Bt1,460mn, decreasing -5.5%YoY due to lower interest rate while increasing 5.4%QoQ