revised FY22 guidance and outlook. Core-service revenue to low-single-digit growth (revised from mid- single-digit growth). EBITDA to flat to slightly decline (revised from low-single-digit growth). We
a lower core EBITDA of US$201M, due to a significant decline in industry margins and spreads across the business. The decline in margins reflects the sharp contraction in industry- wide spreads across
projected to continue to improve, certain areas that still could limit the growth 1) Farm-related household income could slowdown from the decline in agricultural products prices particularly for rubber and
growth driven by lifestyle fibers growth in India (IRSL). IVL reported US$281M of core EBITDA registering a more pronounced decline yoy as spreads came off from a strong 3Q18. IVL reported US$405M of OCF
the year and from additional government measures to support low-income households, although these may gradually decrease. Private investment was also expected to slow down due partly to a decline in
Baht 4,015 million, a decline of 6.8 yoy while comprehensive income for the first nine months totaled Baht 3,886 million, also declining by 8.8%. Pre-provision operating profit for 3Q20 increased by 13.2
total revenues of Bt41,2050mn, a slight decline of 0.3% YoY but an increase of 6.8% QoQ. Service revenue (excluding IC) was Bt32,611mn, an increase of 3.1% YoY and 0.5% QoQ, driven by the continuation of
revenues from sales of THB 6,333 million, slightly drop by 0.5% YoY (or THB -31 million). The reasons for total revenues decline were 1) Lower OEM businesses, especially OEM bottles sales (-33.7%), 2
pressure ARPU, resulted in -1.2%QoQ decline in blended ARPU to Bt232. With continuing trends for work and learn from home, fixed broadband subscribers delivered solid subscriber growth of 7.1%QoQ, gaining