guidance of +7-8% YoY. In 1Q18, AIS spent Bt6.5bn of CAPEX to deliver quality 4G network and has been active in reinforcing brand image especially via online media. As a result, mobile business grew 3.1% YoY
21.71 2.73% 505.45 54.0% -483.74 -95.70% Loss from impairment of property investment 5.69 0.66% - - 5.69 100.00% Total Expense 723.45 84.40% 1,303.52 139.1% -580.08 -44.50% Profit before finance costs and
expenses 505.45 53.96% 112.11 20.9% 393.34 350.84% Loss from impairment of property investment - - - - - - Total Expense 1,303.52 139.15% 496.67 92.4% 806.86 162.45% Profit before finance costs and income
20 percent for Q1/2019 ended March 31, 2019 of the Company and its subsidiaries, as shown below: (Unit: Thousand Baht) Revenue Gross profit Selling Admin Net profit Q1/18 213,552 76,707 21,974 18,709
159.78 (42.39) (26.53) 87.16 96.05 Cost of sales (88.33) (119.80) 31.47 (26.27) (75.24) (74.98) Gross Profit 29.06 39.98 (10.92) (27.31) 11.91 21.07 Other income 17.30 6.57 10.73 163.32 12.84 3.95
/2019 ended September 30, 2019 of the Company and its subsidiaries as shown below: (Unit: Thousand Baht) Revenue Gross profit Selling Admin Net profit Q3/18 249,407 89,092 21,509 18,502 32,736 Q3/19
some financial costs and adjusting the employee benefit estimate. And from the financial statements for the six months ended June 30, 2020. The company's financial statement showed net profit of 67.25
decrease in share of profit or voting rights in CAZ decreased from 51.30% to 36.64% or equivalent to 14.66%. However, CAZ will still be the Company’s subsidiary after IPO as the Company still has control
situation in those targeted countries. Figure 2 EGCO’s equity contracted capacity of electricity in 2018 classified by country 1.3 Competition Overall picture in 2018 illustrated the active movements of power