second round of COVID-19 epidemic subsided. In addition, there was an improvement in economic activity and continued support from government measures. Although, the government spending became contraction
second round of COVID-19 epidemic subsided. In addition, there was an improvement in economic activity and continued support from government measures. Although, the government spending became contraction
, public spending and tourism sector still expanded which resulted from low base in the previous year. (Source: BOT Press Release No.64/2019 on the Economic and Monetary Conditions for September and the
private investment increased in line with the economic recovery. Meanwhile, the government expenditures spending grew primarily through regular spending. However, government expenditures increased from the
resulted in weak consumer spending, particularly on mobile services. However, remote working continued to provide decent demand for home broadband. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt32,770mn
regulation issued under The Emergency Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situations from the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), and low spending season. Even though online sales channel have been
including the recovery of investment signals in new projects and government spending. These are the economic stimulus that benefited the customers of the Company and its subsidiaries in various industries and
accelerated spending in the first half of fiscal year. The situation is expected to benefit the company from economic recovery and private investment. In terms of total operating expenses, it usually varies
, core SG&A declined, benefitting from lower selling and marketing expenses, administrative expenses reversal (lower pension spending), lower consulting fee as well as last year’s one-time expenses related
, following the slowdown in domestic consumption as well as customers’ cautiousness in spending resulted from lower consumers’ confidence which reflected in sluggish spending in fast moving consumer goods (FMCG