challenges to secure long- term financing as the world transitions away from such business activities Transition Cost-Cost increase in transitioning business to low-carbon will be high as the company will have
secure or satisfy the obligations incurred incidental to or resulted from derivatives transaction for the account of a customer, it shall, in compliance with the rules specified in the notification of the
46.2%. Following improved EBITDA, AIS reported a net profit of Bt8,037mn, +4.5% YoY and +4.4% QoQ. Secure competitive spectrum position AIS has officially signed the roaming and equipment rental
Public Company Limited (“PlanB”) – the leading Out-of-Home (“OOH”) media player – thereby allowing it to secure domestic media performance while shifting its focus towards international expansion. DOMESTIC
actively seeking for the right partnership to secure a foothold in other Asian countries as well. According to the 2020 company’s plan, After You has set the targeted domestic branch expansion of 6 branches
actively seeking for the right partnership to secure a foothold in other Asian countries as well. According to the 2020 company’s plan, After You has set the targeted domestic branch expansion of 6 branches
utility to be more modernized and secure. Moreover, there is also an enhancement in design, techniques, and lighting for both inside the buildings and the project’s surrounding area to create a unique and
utility to be more modernized and secure. Moreover, there is also an enhancement in design, techniques, and lighting for both inside the buildings and the project’s surrounding area to create a unique and
manufacturers. 38% derives from project bonds such as the US$850m Topaz solar bond issue in the US. These project bonds are attractive to institutional investors as they attain investment grade ratings of BBB or
that provide greater customer convenience, speed and reliability with ever-greater consideration of consumer protection and customer privacy. To secure our status as a leading financial institution which