the International Sustainability Standards Board with the intent to make climate reporting similar to financial reporting. Source: UNFCC The journey to net-zero requires key developments and commitment
508 Million representing a decrease from the same quarter of the previous year by Baht 351 Million or 40.9 percent from the effect of COVID-19 outbreak also the change in recording revenue from TTW
normalized and we saw improved performance in the vertical over the previous quarter. Our Lifestyle rebound from 4Q19 lows in January due to normalized operations before softening in March 2020 due to supply
with non-controlling capability in subsidiary companies 21.75 - 6.40 439.84% 59.99 - 14.30 519.51% The Thai economy in Q3 / 2 0 2 0 improved from the previous quarter. In accordance with the relaxation
cycle. On the journey to achieve this, IVL is committed to: Cost transformation via the Olympus program, leading to $350M run-rate savings by 2023 Asset full potential with strong revenue and margin
focused on its financial objective to double EBITDA by 2023 in a disciplined manner by utilizing its current balance sheet and future operating cash flows. On the journey to achieve this, IVL is committed
from 38% in FY20 to 34% and ROA slightly decreased from 9% in FY20 to 8%. Liquidity & Leverage: Current ratio was 0.39x, lower than previous year of 0.45x. AIS maintained strong financial position with
%, together with lower selling and administrative expenses. The cost of sales for the first half of the year 2020 was 14.35 million baht, a decrease of 16.51% from the same period of the previous year due to
believe it may be prudent to lower the previous guidance of core EBITDA for 2019 by 10-15%. Our M&A projects continue to drive value-accretive growth. In 2018, the underperforming assets added through M&A