than 15% of IPO issuance size or equivalent 3,525,000 existing shareholding from the Company in CCPT-KY for the purpose of Over-allotment practice (“Optional Shares”) during the underwriting period to
million and some portion from the trade creditors agreed to reduce the accrued interests payable during the negotiation period before the completed debt-to-equity conversion scheme. - Gain on exchange rate
the net trade debts of THB 1,136 million and some portion from the trade creditors agreed to reduce the accrued interests payable during the negotiation period before the completed debt-to-equity
- TFRS 16) was Bt28,423mn, declined -8.9%YoY while CAPEX was Bt35bn for 5G/4G network and FBB in-line with guidance. For FY21, AIS aims to strengthen leadership with 5G service to capture high- value
operations. With AIS’s investment in 5G to strengthen leading position, cost of service increased 4.1% YoY. However, overall SG&A expenses were optimized during prolonged pandemics, dropping by -13% YoY to
than 15% of IPO issuance size or equivalent 3,525,000 existing shareholding from the Company in CCPT-KY for the purpose of Over-allotment practice (“Optional Shares”) during the underwriting period to
ongoing fundamental improvement in the industry Core EPS of THB 3.27, delivers increase for the 17th consecutive quarter Operating Cash Flow of $941 million, helps strengthen balance sheet and fund
to: • Decrease in financial cost of THB 17 Million consequent to debt reduction programme. • Net gain from exchange rate of THB 71 Million resulting from the strengthen in Thai Baht, whilst last year
derived from the method of calculation, whereby the calculation is based on the Company's reviewed consolidated financial statements for the 6-month period as of 30 June 2019. Therefore, the entering of
(the “Group”) for the financial year ended 31 December 2017 as follows: Consolidated financial performance of the Group for the year ending 31 December 2017 in comparison with the corresponding period