profit 596 33% 1,450 41% 143% 1,443 37% 3,738 42% 159% Other income 220 12% 87 2% -61% 402 10% 244 3% -39% Selling expense -217 -12% -450 -13% 107% -485 -12% -1,043 -12% 115% Administrative expense -367
% -33% Revenue from sales of goods 30 3% 50 2% 67% Revenue 954 100% 2,355 100% 147% Gross profit 319 33% 985 42% 209% Other income 882 92% 98 4% -89% Selling expense -129 -14% -287 -12% 122
including interest charge in total Bt680mn. Of the amount, AIS has already provisioned Bt559mn in the financial statements during Oct-15 to Jun-16. Hence, AIS incurred a one-time expense of Bt121mn under
including interest charge in total Bt680mn. Of the amount, AIS has already provisioned Bt559mn in the financial statements during Oct-15 to Jun-16. Hence, AIS incurred a one-time expense of Bt121mn under
pressured to drop by -3.5% QoQ to Bt216. At the end of 1Q22, 5G subscribers increased to 2.8mn accounting for 6.3% of the subscriber base. AIS Fibre customers continued to surge to 1.87mn subscribers
, higher cost of goods sold from the adjustment in production plan, sales expense to sales revenue ratio that adjusted upward from the same period of the previous year and rising administrative expenses from
and dividend income 16 16 37 127% 128% Other income 59 129 81 37% -37% Selling and administrative expenses (1,660) (2,148) (1,721) 4% -20% Exploration and evaluation expense (9) (15) (4) -50% -70% Gain
profit are the followings: 1. Underwriting expense has risen by THB 78.74 million (19.83 %). However, this follows an increase in gross premiums written (sales) of THB 116.18 million (25.6%). Whereas sales
(27,835) - (27,835) 100 Gross Profit 48,521 32,045 16,476 192 Other Income 5,417 2,724 2,693 99 Profit before Expense 53,938 34,769 19,169 55.13 Sale Expense (5,681) (3,186) (2,495) 78.31 Administrative
decrease in total consumption coupled with surge in imports led to 22% decrease in Domestic production compared with 2018. As per Iron Steel Institution of Thailand (ISIT) the Domestic capacity utilization