expected to severely contract during the outbreak. The export sector has been impacted by declining demand from trading partners and supply chain disruption, while the tourism sector has been impaired by

expansion and spectrum acquisition. FY18 Guidance On 23 January 2018, the company has acquired 80.10% of CSL shares through tender offering, with an aim to strengthen the growth potential in enterprise

improved following on-going cost optimization and FY17 guidance maintained. AIS reported 3Q17 EBITDA of Bt17,589mn, +15% YoY and +2.8% QoQ, mainly due to revenue growth and controlled SG&A. YTD, AIS spent

loss and high base of 2Q21 with one-time other income. Revised guidance from rising economic concerns Due to a rising concern on inflation, consumer spending, and continued intense competition, AIS

since 4Q20, ARPU continued declining 10%YoY from new acquisition on low price package. Enterprise non-mobile business continued to deliver low-teen digit growth YoY with rising demand on clould, data

- time expense, AIS reported 3Q18 EBITDA of Bt17,951mn, increasing 2.1% YoY but declining 5.5% QoQ, and net profit of Bt6,934mn, decreasing 7.2% YoY and 13% QoQ. Revised core service revenue growth With

delay from government spending and the declining trend of steel price from the same period of previous year. 2. Gross profit margin was 9.30% of Total revenue, increased from last year that gross profit

%, compared to 4.1% in 4Q22. • Depreciation & amortization was Bt12,789mn, declining -1.4% YoY due to fully depreciated 3G network equipment, however, it slightly increased 0.5% QoQ. from our continued

of 26 million bath comparing to Q2/2016. These were results of declining in modern trade market of 16 million baht and traditional trade of 13 million baht. While HORECA (Hotel, restaurant, catering

, regarding to depress in price competition, total export was declined of comprising of declining in G-G contract and other export contracts. o Sales of domestic market also declined comparing to Q3/2016. These