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convergence package (FMC), has decently captured market demand, supported by an active outbound approach to reach high-valued mobile customers. Following our intention to win homes, standalone broadband ARPU
transaction price of THB 924.90 million is within the appropriate price range as evaluated using the Adjusted Book Value Approach, which is equivalent to THB 912.57 – 937.23 million (Details of the IFA’s
proactively review the risk management approach and policies annually or with any significant business change; g) ensure a formal, fair and transparent process for nomination, election and evaluation of
of Mutual Fund 17. Dividend payment A mutual fund may pay dividends from its retained earnings or net profits in the accounting periods that the mutual fund have retained earnings or net profit
0% 35,345 1% 35,761 1% Reserve on acquisition of warrants (91,013) -1% (91,013) -1% (91,013) -2% (91,013) -2% Other components of equity (4,251) 0% (4,232) 0% 167,161 4% 167,161 4% Retained earnings
longer necessary for a credit- impaired event to have occurred. The Company applies the impairment approach to financial assets that are credit-impaired upon the initial purchase or acquisition and a
policies. When recognizing expected credit losses on the Company’s financial assets, it is no longer necessary for a credit- impaired event to have occurred. The Company applies the impairment approach to
added value offering such as speed boost, equipment upgrade, service quality and premium contents. Although the operators were able to retained higher starting price point of Bt399/month, deep discount
reported Bt78,670mn increasing 3.9% from higher retained earnings. Cash flow For 1H21, AIS generated operating cash flow (after tax) of Bt41,269mn, decreasing 2.5% YoY. For investing activities, Cash CAPEX