Services Tax (GST) abolition in 2018. However, the subsidiaries have continuously improved operational efficiency through improvements in gross margin rates, as well as continuing to focus on cost efficiency
and THB 2,752 Million during the last 6 months. Apart from debt reduction, the cash injection from rights issue is enabling the Company to take up several critical Capex for operational improvements and
partnered-up with HKL (Thai Developments) Limited, a subsidiary of a global developer Hongkong Land Holdings Limited, to jointly develop ‘The ESSE Sukhumvit 36’ – a luxury condominium project on Sukhumvit 36
Million Baht or 31.3 of the total revenue, improved greatly 190.2 Million baht or 28.2%. The rise was primarily contributed by property business. The gross profit from property business in Q2 2017 was
postpaid subscriber continued to grow and now accounts for 19% of total subscriber base, up from 16% in 1Q17. AIS Fibre continued its improving performance amidst competitive environment with revenue growth
every segment. There is a positive structural change in PET business in the western markets due to financial stress with two major PET producers operating in these markets. PET margins are recovering back
to understand the risks of bonds and up-to-date information before their investment, as well as to make information become easier to access. Therefore, SEC has improved the supervision guideline on
million Baht, up by 74% from a year earlier was a result of the gross profit plus other income increased by 0.4 million Baht or grew by 0.2%, despite total sales had decreased by 19% due to the improved
cities and the cities that benefit from the tourism sector has improved over the past period. Moreover, the Company has generated cost efficiencies in terms of staff optimization and administrative