United States of America to operates international trading business; earning gradual revenue and primary profit increase with small remaining net loss due to the cost of new company incorporation and

million baht, increased by 15% YoY and 15% QoQ, reflecting gradual increases in effective rental rate at Suntowers. Q3 operating performance Operating performance Q3’17 Q2’18 Q3’18 Suntowers Net leasable

million or 18.59% decrease from the same period of the previous year (Quarter 2 of 2019: THB 2.41 million) following gradual repayment of loans. Net profit In Quarter 2 of 2020, SAAM Group’s net profit

of 1.60 million units amid falling Covid-19 infections and gradual easing of microchip shortage situation. The Company’s performance last year was impacted by Covid-19 pandemic. However, the company

broadband market continued to expand with genuine demand for quality broadband at home but also faced intense competition from low-price packages starting at Bt299 offering throughout the year amid economic

personnel expenses following the group’s policy to prepare for the upcoming leaping growth in the future including additional employment in a newly established subsidiary, gradual improvement of employee

Q2/2018. Q3/2018 Finance Costs The Company and its subsidiaries recorded finance costs of Baht 16 million, an increase of 191% YoY due to higher borrowings as a result of gradual investments in

Conformance Bond: 1. Gradual improvement over the bond’s term – measured against Climate Bond’s city trajectory (“Gradual Improvement – City”) (Box 4) 2. Front-loaded improvement in initial years and then

of continuous expansion of Thailand’s economy. This is mainly driven by export sector, which enables to be well expanded including with gradual recovery of domestic economy significantly driven from

., a subsidiary of the company, recorded a revenue of THB 890 million (+17% YoY, +11% QoQ), an increase from the previous year due to the gradual commencement of Solar Power Plants both in Thailand and