) Clause 32(1), which relates to dissemination of educational documents regarding any capital market product having high-risk or complex characteristics under Clause 29(2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8) and
) Clause 32(1), which relates to dissemination of educational documents regarding any capital market product having high-risk or complex characteristics under Clause 29(2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8) and
base and to reduce impact of high competition from lower population under educational age. In 2Q19, EBITDA from education business was negative by THB 12 million, a decrease of 9.1% yoy, due to decrease
base and to reduce impact of high competition from lower population under educational age. In 2Q19, EBITDA from education business was negative by THB 12 million, a decrease of 9.1% yoy, due to decrease
education, including: • Construction/renovation/extension of public Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary Education school and University buildings Increase capacity and availability of educational institutions
scale” credit rating “investment grade” credit rating “IOSCO” International Organization of Securities Commissions “IPO” (Initial Public Offering) “issue rating” “issuer rating” “market price” “MF
started its positive contribution to NPAT. Continued growth in digital services AIS digital services continued to scale in size focusing on growing user base both in consumer segment and enterprise
share and hence retain or expand our scale in respective businesses. For mobile business, 4G adoption and demand is expected to continue rising following improved customer perception of our 4G network
the economies of scale particularly in the glass-bottle manufacture and bottling plants had caused the rising in cost per unit of branded products by our own manufacture. Part of which was compensated
-3 years, yet not being fully utilized nor gaining benefit from the economies of scale particularly in the glass-bottle manufacture and bottling plants had caused the rising in cost per unit of branded