private consumption and total investment were constantly expanding. However, Thai economy still faces external risk such as U.S. monetary and trade policy and global economic uncertainty. As of August 31
public consumption and private investment were constantly expanding. However, Thai economy still faces other risk such as The U.S.-China trade war, global economic uncertainty and domestic political
slowed down. In addition, Thai economy still faces external risk such as trade war between US and China and global economic uncertainty. As of August 31, 2019, the Company’s total cards reached 8.75
revenue (Bt3,957mn) strongly rose 19% YoY driven by increased demand for home connectivity from the lockdown. Enterprise non-mobile remained robust and grew 12%YoY in revenue from increasing demand for
. 3Q21 Financial summary In 3Q21, AIS recorded a total revenue of Bt42,377mn, increasing 1.6% YoY underpinned by robust growth in FBB and enterprise businesses, but decreasing -0.9% QoQ from a decrease on
2018 primarily due to the US-China trade war and global uncertainty contributed negative impact on export growth. The growth of credit card business in Thailand continue expansion due to overall economic
mobile business and cost control In 1Q21, core service revenue was Bt32,425mn, decreasing -2%YoY but increasing 1%QoQ from rebounded mobile revenue and robust growth in fixed broadband. Continuous 5G/4G
economic uncertainty caused by the trade war between US and China, the conflicts in the Middle East and the unpredictability of the political situation in Europe. These factors have impacted to Thailand
cost control. Net profit ( pre- TFRS 16) declined - 23% YoY, - 6. 5% QoQ from unrealized foreign exchange loss and increasing D&A, while excluding foreign exchange effect net profit declined - 21% YoY
Thai economy in the third quarter was still affected by the prolonged COVID-19 outbreak and the uncertainty of the epidemic situation of the new Omicron strain of COVID-19. In order that, the