devices to deliver bundled solution to clients. We saw a pick up in the hardware sales as Tiger was agile in offering advance clocking devices that incorpoarte temperature control during the Covid era

Lime special in multiple ways. First, this three month period saw in the last decades unprecedented contraction in economic output worldwide, due to Covid-19, and while Thailand was largely spared from

trend we saw since 2018 although the competitive pressure continues to increase. Depreciation was in line with the same period last year and given that no major investments are planned this will be

growth of 7.2% and increase of 3.5% from those of 2022 respectively. Our revenue growth outperformed Thailand auto industry production thanks to our geographically diversified businesses which saw growth

reported a 17.9% growth in revenues driven by higher sales of Honda. However, Thailand dealership business reported slower sales in line with sluggish domestic car sales in Thailand which saw a significant

electronics and screens was steady. The automotive and oil related segments saw severe drops in off-take and for the first time we saw the shutdown of the retail segment which impacted our apparel demand. • Our

margin was declined from the higher raw material price. The Denatured Ethanol Business saw performance improved from last year following the amalgamation, however gross profit was affected by the declining

227k and currently used 9.2GB of data/month, compared to 5.7GB in 1Q17, while ARPU slightly declined 0.5% QoQ to stand at Bt578. Prepaid segment saw a net loss of 233k, declining but at the lowest QoQ

increase in the number of office buildings. The Group also benefited from the ongoing momentum in Outdoor media segment, which saw growth of 51.8%, or THB 79mn reaching THB 232mn in 2Q 2017/18. The increase

of 235k with increasing data volume of usage (VOU) to 7.5GB/data sub/month, up from 6.7GB in 2Q17. Prepaid segment saw a net loss of 523k due to prepaid-to-postpaid migration and least prepaid