an otherwise good seasonal quarter, and taken together with de-consolidation of India PET business, had a volume impact on IVL of 7% for the 2nd quarter and 2% LTM; Estate-wide Utility revamp
Billboard and Other revenue of THB 150mn, Street Furniture and Digital revenue of THB 111mn and System Integration Services revenue of THB 428mn. The revenue growth mainly resulted from the consolidation of
growing 4.1% YoY and 1% QoQ following growth in mobile postpaid segment, fixed broadband, and full-quarter consolidation of CSL. AIS kept on building brand awareness of the NEXT G network, now available in
ability to grow ARPU with higher data usage. As the fixed-speed low-tier packages were seized during the quarter, the ARPU pressure is expected to gradually ease. Aggressive marketing campaigns around the
growth was chiefly attributed to (i) higher operating revenue from the hotel business in Europe, which contributed operating revenue of THB 1,256mn, an increase of 9.4%YoY or THB 108mn; (ii) consolidation
; PTA acquisition in Portugal; several debottlenecking projects and the consolidation of PTA in Indonesia. This increase was achieved despite the force majeure of 2 PET lines for a period of 50 days in
of exchange of a company for private funds which did not analyze the ability to pay debt and did not ask for the consent of the client. SEC Act S.133 paragraph 2 Settlement Committee Meeting No. 3
manufacturing capacity in higher-margin businesses. The deal accelerates IVL’s ability to achieve its goal to double its core EBITDA every 5 years. The nature of IVL’s business model enables it to achieve visible
the previous year. 2017 was a year of record high revenue and profitability. The growth drivers include: 1. The consolidation of financial statements with two outdoor media operators, Multi Sign and
last year. The increase was predominantly due to the consolidation of the acquired hotel business in Europe. 2) Revenue from the office for rent business of THB 43.4mn, which fell by THB 10.0mn or 18.7