be carried out according to the measures laid down, the situation can be resolved, and the economy could recover. The Company has been monitoring the situation closely and has launched several policies
-year operations in 2020. Demand for automotive parts continues to recover both locally and globally starting from the end of Q3 2020 and this momentum continues into first half of 2021. Even though
sector continued to recover as the number of foreign tourists increased due to the relaxing of travel restrictions, especially international travel, and the relaxing the practice of wearing masks across
Guidance All guidance is based on Post-TFRS 16 Core service revenue Low single digit growth EBITDA Low-single digit growth CAPEX (exclude spectrum) Bt25-30bn Core service revenue to recover and grow
complements, but does not alter, the terms and conditions of existing arrangements between the Authorities such as the IOSCO MMoU. To the extent any provision of this MoU conflicts with the IOSCO MMoU in
expended continuously following the campaign of visiting Thailand. Consumption sector remained not recover. Domestic expense was poor and buying power was weak because household debt remained stay in high
measures to maintain its profitability and ongoing to recover. Performance of food center services business Revenue from food center services Due to the adoption of Thai Financial Reporting Standard 15 (TFRS
still paid partially expenses. Nevertheless, the Company continues to implement effective and cost management and prudent cost control measures to maintain its profitability and ongoing to recover
resolved to maintain the policy interest rate at 0.50 percent. Though the economy is expected to contract more than in previous assessments, it is also likely to gradually recover in the second half of 2020
of international tourists. Private investment is prone to recover in the second half of 2017 especially in automobile equipment, consistent with significant growth of passenger car sales in Q3