. ▪ Investors who prefer low risk investment. Investors who expect high returns. Low-medium risk 2 has a policy to invest, by having foreign exposure not exceeding 50% of NAV, in bank deposit, high quality money
only the auditing of financial statements? A: Section 89/25 expected auditor to inform the facts on suspicious circumstances discovered during auditing of financial statements, it does not expect auditor
integration plan. Capture EBITDA from both revenue growth and cost efficiency In summary, we expect the service revenue (excluding IC) to grow 7-8% YoY. The 2% growth, out of 7-8%, will come from consolidating
summary, we expect the service revenue (excluding IC) to grow 7-8% YoY. The 2% growth, out of 7-8%, will come from consolidating 100% of CSL's revenue. Also, we continue to capture the value generated from
delisting of CSL was completed in Jul-18. This acquisition is part of AIS's long-term strategy in the enterprise business. For FY18, we expect revenue from CSL to contribute less than 2% of core service
. Enterprise business is anticipated to continue delivering double digit growth – With strong demand for digitalizing business operation under new normal, we expect enterprise business to capture demand with our
normal, we expect enterprise business to capture demand with our strong ICT infrastructure and solution in particular the latest strategic partnership with Microsoft that will enhance our Cloud business
integration of acquired businesses, the start of earning recovery in our high-volume Necessities business and our stable but higher-margin HVA business. We delivered record earnings and cash flows and expect
adoption which we expect 5G devices to remain in the high-end segment but growing quickly to mid- tier toward beginning of 2021. Downward pressure on revenue due to COVID-19 impact and drought The gravity of
crude oil prices we expect to see improved performance in the laggards of 2Q20. • Liquidity in the company remains high with cash and cash equivalents of US$0.8B and unutilized credit lines of US$ 2.0B