quarter but may be restrained by vulnerable and highly uncertain household income as well as elevated household debt. These factors are causing customers to be cautious on spending. Moreover, the tourism
reduced down to 0.81%. However, substance macroeconomic challenge is remained as the level of household debt (seasonal adjusted) continued to increase from 90.7% in the 1Q/2023 to 91.4% in 1Q/2024. For the
was driven by added subscribers of 209,300 or around (estimated) 20% share of industry which totaled year- end subscribers at 730,500. On other digital services, AIS continued to scale up several
Loan to Value regulation or “LTV”. Moreover, the household debt has been steadily increased in recent years which result to the strict in granting a loan to the borrower from many financial institutions
regulation or “LTV” since 2019. Moreover, the household debt has been steadily increased in recent years which result to the strict in granting a loan to the borrower from many financial institutions. As well
declined by THB 323.67 million or 32.26%. This is because the slowdown of real estate business sector resulted from Loan to Value regulation or “LTV” since 2019. Moreover, the household debt has been
of local businesses, their workers as well as increased household debt. Moreover, recovery on tourist and export sectors, key engines for Thai economy, still mainly depend on large scale vaccination in
decline in September 2.) growth in private consumption supported by higher household income in various sectors, including agriculture, and recovering consumer confidence, whilst inflation level also grew
6,729 6,486 243 3.7% Gross Profit 895 813 82 10.1% Gross Profit Margin (%) 11.7% 11.1% 0.6% SG&A Expenses 457 456 1 0.2% EBIT before share of profit (loss) from Investment in Associates and Joint Venture
decrease of 43 million baht or 2% compared to 2015, and earning per share (EPS) of 9.61 baht per share. The operating performance is summarized as follows; Overview Overall, the Thai economy in 2016 expanded