Profit (Including Extraordinary Items) 182.59 132.05 50.54 38.27 Extraordinary Items are as follows; (1) Less Gain on sale of unused land 10.18 - 10.18 100.00 (2) Plus Provision for employee retirement
(1,159.6) (21.5)% Total Operating Expenses 3,887.7 4,808.5 (920.8) (19.1)% Profit (Loss) 236.8 431.1 (194.3) (45.1)% For the Company’s operation results in 2018, the total revenue and net profit decreased
Delivery of copies of notifications and clarificatory notes to the cross-border offering of funds between Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China and Thailand
travelers segment revenue declined further due to border closure and travel restriction. In addition, NBTC’s mandate for free data & voice in Apr-May caused significant drop in prepaid top up, while the
partnership with Jaymart, a local well-known retail chain for telecom/ IT products, to enhance our acquisition strategy in key competing areas. Another is the collaboration with Singtel to launch a cross-border
% Revenue from service incomes 0.49 0.42% 0.51 0.44% 0.02 3.86% Revenue from rental incomes 0.70 0.60% 0.63 0.54% (0.07) -10.66% Total revenues 116.70 100.00% 115.48 100.00% (1.22) -1.05% Gross Profit
1,901.2 1,664.5 1,112.0 236.7 14.2 789.2 71.0 Profit for the period 136.9 121.3 50.4 15.6 12.9 86.5 171.6 Thai Economy in Q2–2021 was visibly affected by the third round of the COVID-19 epidemic. As the
service revenue decline while the cost of service continued to rise from inflation which affects electricity cost. Following the declined EBITDA, AIS reported net profit of Bt6,032 mn, -5.4% YoY and -4.3
service revenue decline while the cost of service continued to rise from inflation which affects electricity cost. Following the declined EBITDA, AIS reported net profit of Bt6,032 mn, -5.4% YoY and -4.3
service revenue decline while the cost of service continued to rise from inflation which affects electricity cost. Following the declined EBITDA, AIS reported net profit of Bt6,032 mn, -5.4% YoY and -4.3