compensation from NBTC partially covered revenue loss. After gradual lifting of lockdown in late May-20 and economic activity slowly resumed, there were pent-up demand led to rebound in new acquisition and
of economic activities. 3Q20 performance; however, would not fully bounce back to the pre-COVID band due to the Company’s spending on marketing activities to promote goods and services of tenants in
easing COVID-19 situation with a rebound of foreign tourists which boosted Thailand’s economic recovery. Nonetheless, domestic demand stayed soft due to the global geopolitical conflicts that created
traction from the first quarter. The ongoing economic rebound was mainly driven by exports and tourism, whereas domestic spending and investment only gradually picked up. Still, the economy has yet to see
selling price due to limited export from China. The overall sales volume decreased, except for ECH, as a consequence of major turnaround in Q2’ 18. The share of domestic and export sales have no significant
major bounce back from the lows of 2020, reaching a high of over US$65 in March 2021. Led by China, consumer demand is booming and commodities are experiencing what some even call a super cycle, which in
digitalizing channels and operational processes to gain fair market share and expand our scale in respective businesses. Mobile revenue to gradually rebound –AIS aims to lead with 5G service emphasizing on
in respective businesses. Mobile revenue to gradually rebound –AIS aims to lead with 5G service emphasizing on superior 5G user experience to capture high value segment and gain revenue market share
contraction was -3% vs Q1 2019. This will be much worse in Q2 with a double-digit contraction, and on annualized basis, the IMF forecast for Thailand is now -6.5% in FY 2020 with a bounce back expected in 2021
from 3.3 percent in 2016 on the back of rising exports and a robust tourism sector, consistent with a stronger recovery in global demand. Headline inflation rose to 0.7 percent, following higher energy