rental from lock down Net FX gain was Bt344mn in 2Q20, turned positive, compared to FX loss of Bt422mn in 1Q20 as THB had appreciated approximately 5. 4% QoQ against USD and higher Capex payable compared
to lower bad debt provision while decreasing -11%QoQ due to some seasonal staff-related expenses. Net FX loss was Bt223mn, turned negative, compared to FX gain of B263mn in 4Q20 due to THB depreciation
staff-related expenses. Net FX loss was Bt-42mn in 1Q22, turned negative, compared to FX gain of Bt163mn in 4Q21 due to THB depreciation. AIS has the policy to mitigate the currency risk using hedge
to 8.2% in Q4 2022 due to the following reasons: 1) Strong performance of automotive parts business in Thailand. Portugal performed well in Q4 2022, turned from a big loss in Q4 2021 to a profit in
, increasing +4.6%YoY due to increase in bad debt provision from NBTC credit term expansion policy, and –19%QoQ due to employee remuneration in 4Q19. Net FX loss was Bt422mn in 1Q20, turned negative, compared to
investors continued net sales in the 8-month period of around Baht 2.2 billion, but institutional investors turned to be net buyers for the first time in March, while retail investors have been net buyers
, increasing +4.6%YoY due to increase in bad debt provision from NBTC credit term expansion policy, and –19%QoQ due to employee remuneration in 4Q19. Net FX loss was Bt422mn in 1Q20, turned negative, compared to
FY21, turned negative, compared to FX gain of Bt2mn in FY20 duet to THB depreciation and increased capex payable. Finance cost was Bt5,626mn, decreasing -4.9% YoY from lower interest-bearing debt
in PTA and PET have been successfully turned around and have added significant earnings to 2019. This is also the case with the assets acquired in the Fibers segment, most of which are contributing
underperforming assets added through M&A in PTA and PET have been successfully turned around and have added significant earnings to 2019. This is also the case with the assets acquired in the Fibers segment, most