- performing loan ratio was 3.70%, which was the same level last year. The coverage ratio of allowance for expected credit loss to NPL (NPL Coverage ratio) increased from 119% at the end of last year to 359% in
- performing loan ratio was 3.70%, which was the same level last year. The coverage ratio of allowance for expected credit loss to NPL (NPL Coverage ratio) increased from 119% at the end of last year to 359% in
higher provision of overseas business caused by IFRS 9 adoption and lockdown measures in April. The coverage ratio of allowance for expected credit loss to NPL (NPL Coverage ratio) decreased from 359% in
experience and ensuring good 5G coverage as device penetration grows. Maintain profitability with well-manage cost control To ensure healthy cash flow and preserve profitability amid uncertainty in 2021, AIS
42,155 12% 33,762 9.5% Current Ratio (times) 0.4 0.5 0.4 Spectrum license 110,219 31% 134,802 38% Interest Coverage (times) 13.4 16 16 Network and PPE 122,518 35% 116,704 33% Debt Service Coverage Ratio
1 , the consolidated coverage ratio of allowance for expected credit loss to NPL (NPL Coverage ratio) was at 255% increased from 230% from fiscal year of 2020 and increased from 243% from last quarter
revised CAPEX guidance to approx. 30bn focusing on optimization to manage network quality. Market and Competitive Environment Overall demand in 2Q22 recovered through an increase in foreign tourist arrivals
cost was due to the ability to maintain low financial cost as well as the Company’s policy to manage liquidity risk and interest rates fluctuation risk by mainly locking in long-term borrowing, which is
decrease in finance cost was due to the ability to maintain low financial cost as well as the Company’s policy is to manage liquidity risk and interest rates fluctuation risk by mainly locking in long-term
revenues. The ability to maintain low financial cost due to the replacement long term loan with lower rate as well as the Company’s policy to manage liquidity risk and interest rates fluctuation risk by