investments in joint venture and retained earnings. 3. AIS has been in a partnership with TOT since end-2016 to work on three separate deals to co-utilize assets consisting of 2100MHz spectrum, towers, and 2G
4G network and value-for-money price plans continued to be localized in some key cities. On fixed broadband, competition remained intense in pricing and acquisition whereby the incumbents continued to
reported Bt78,670mn increasing 3.9% from higher retained earnings. Cash flow For 1H21, AIS generated operating cash flow (after tax) of Bt41,269mn, decreasing 2.5% YoY. For investing activities, Cash CAPEX
highly intense competition which caused the average fare to drop by 6.3 percent, particularly in Indochina routes. The average passenger load factor was 68.5 percent, decreased from 69.2 percent. Passenger
mainly from airport-related services and unallocated revenue which rose by 11.6 percent and 35.0 percent respectively. The revenue from airline business slightly declined by 4.2 percent from highly intense
slightly declined by 4.2 percent from highly intense competition particularly in domestic sectors which caused overall number of passenger, passenger yield and average fare dropped by 1.9 percent, 1.6
) -45% 10% Profit attributable to owners of parent 1,168 (1,546) 214 -82% 114% Basic earnings per share (Baht) 0.85 (1.12) 0.16 Note: 1/ EBITDA from Refinery Business of the Company, BCP Trading Pte. Ltd
% down from 1Q2017. The revenue from feed business continued declining due to intense competition of animal feed and aquatic feed in Thailand reflecting falling in revenue from animal feed and fish feed
THB 823 million, reduced by THB 98 million or 10.60% down from 2Q2016. The revenue from feed segment continued declining in 2Q2017 due to intense competition of feed business in Thailand for both animal
remained intense both on pricing and aggressive customer acquisition. Operators continued to offer steep half-price discounts to prevent churn of customers, as well as to attract new customers. In addition