Dessert Café in 1H/2022 was THB 358 million, increased by THB 87 million or 32% from 1H/2021 due to increase in same-store sales growth that have begun to recover since Q1/2022, a result of the improving
due to the increase in same-store sales growth that have begun to recover since Q1/2022, as a result of the improving COVID-19 situation resulting in more customers willing to dine-out for desserts. In
hampered by low economic growth among Thailand’s key trading partners, particularly China and Japan. The tourism industry was slow to recover as well. Although global and domestic economic conditions were
of THB 548.48 million, increasing THB 50.78 million, or 10.20%, from the same six-month period in 2017. The increase in revenue is mainly due to the growth in revenue from the Company and subsidiaries
(Maintained) CAPEX (exclude spectrum) Bt25-30bn (Maintained) Core service revenue to recover and grow low-single digit Thai economic growth in 2021 is expected to remain vulnerable as the new outbreak of
because the second quarter is low seasonal quarter of the advertising business. The economy began to recover, many companies are cautious to spend on advertising. However, customers who focus on content
3) Advertising income was Bt1mn, decreased 1232.0% YoY because the second quarter is low seasonal quarter of the advertising business. The economy began to recover. Many companies are cautious to
more sus- tainable and still accretive for producers with feedstock supply. IVL will mostly recover the EBITDA in IPA with 50% volume growth in 2018 and again similar volume growth in 2019. USD in
more sus- tainable and still accretive for producers with feedstock supply. IVL will mostly recover the EBITDA in IPA with 50% volume growth in 2018 and again similar volume growth in 2019. USD in
Guidance All guidance is based on Post-TFRS 16 Core service revenue Low single digit growth EBITDA Low-single digit growth CAPEX (exclude spectrum) Bt25-30bn Core service revenue to recover and grow