areas with a high risk of COVID-19 transmission and limiting travel. Moreover, the government has introduced various stimulus measures and programs to boost spending, such as Co-Pay, the ‘Let’s Travel

well as the expected boost from spending leading up to the elections slated in 2018. For 2017/18 as a whole, we reiterate our revenue forecast for the VGI Group at THB 4,000mn. ………………………………….. Chitkasem

around 4.1% in 2018 from previous valuation of 3.9%, due to better performance in the exports and tourism, the increase in private spending and the government scheme to boost spending from low-income

evenly distributed to the middle and low-income population. At the same time, the government launched a variety of tax and non-tax measures to boost household spending, particularly near the end of the

quarter but may be restrained by vulnerable and highly uncertain household income as well as elevated household debt. These factors are causing customers to be cautious on spending. Moreover, the tourism

resulted in weak consumer spending, particularly on mobile services. However, remote working continued to provide decent demand for home broadband. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt32,770mn

-19 outbreak and to alleviate economic downturn. Although, many countries have gradually relaxed the lockdown measures, and businesses resumed their operations, consumer spending is still not yet fully

around unlimited data plan. AIS had seen weaken mobile revenue due to consumer spending optimization and loss of revenue from traveler segment led to -6.5%YoY decline in mobile service revenue for FY2020

anti-aging properties, boost the immune system and reduce inflammation, and “VPlus”, a drink with electrolytes, vitamin C and cool mint. OSP used start-up spirit to handle these new launches, by mean

generated a slight increase in service revenue (+2.1% YoY and 1.4% QoQ). Our mobile business was flat both YoY and QoQ driven by soft consumer spending offset by our movement to retain market share and build