its revival through enhanced quality offerings and value uplift strategies Mobile revenue reported Bt30,339mn, marking 3.7% YoY and 0.9% QoQ alongside the economic boost from government and the incoming
pandemic. However, there are promising signs of growth driven by the revival of tourism, the increase of exports, and the acceleration of government spending. Tourism industry Source : Ministry of Tourism
Estate Public Company Limited Management Discussion and Analysis 2Q20 With respect to commercial business, special reduction granted to tenants impacted by COVID-19 is expected to reduce thanks to revival
, marking a YoY increase of 1.8%. This growth was from improved service revenue from the consolidation of TTTBB performance, organic growth in broadband service, a revival of mobile service, and a strong
Bt79,665mn, expanding 18% YoY, benefiting from TTTBB consolidation, growth momentum in mobile and organic growth fixed broadband services. Mobile revenue saw revival, increasing 4.0% YoY, fueled by rising data
reported at Bt79,665mn, expanding 18% YoY, benefiting from TTTBB consolidation, growth momentum in mobile and organic growth fixed broadband services. Mobile revenue saw revival, increasing 4.0% YoY, fueled
in the market. Broadly speaking, the Thai economy in 2017 may grow around 3.4 percent. In addition to government spending and investment – the main contributors to the Thai economic revival, we should
of 2016. Looking ahead into the final quarter of this year, loans are set to maintain growth. Business loans, in particular, are expected to receive a boost from revival in economic activity and the
i SUSTAINABLE FINANCE INITIATIVES FOR THAILAND In collaboration with Sustainable Finance Initiatives for Thailand P a g e | 2 Contents 1. Foreword ................................................................................................................................................ 3 2. Executive Summary .............................................................................................................................. 5 3. Background and Motivations for Developing the Initiat...