3Q19, the total number of mobile subscribers was 41.6mn, growing 2.2% YoY, and flat QoQ. The growth mainly came from an increasing number of postpaid subscribers contributed 22% of total subscribers. The
digital services and platforms to both consumers and enterprise. Continue growing core revenue with controlled marketing expenses In 1Q18, AIS reported service revenue of Bt34,565mn, +6.5% YoY and +2.5% QoQ
-up 5G perception. Restrictions in the quarter also supported demand for Fixed broadband (FBB) which delivered strong growth of 23% YoY and 7.4% QoQ as well as non-mobile enterprise business growing 23
stood at 676,700, growing 9% QoQ or a net addition of 53,300. However, amidst pricing competition, ARPU declined 2.2% QoQ to Bt597. Focusing on quality acquisition, AIS Fibre maintained coverage in 50 key
, growing 20% YoY from TTTBB enterprise revenue consolidation and strong demand in connectivity services for EDS and cloud to support digital transformation. QoQ growth was driven by resumed government budget
Bt5,792mn, growing 10% YoY, despite global economic challenges and political uncertainties in Thailand during 2Q-3Q23. The emphasis was on high- margin services beyond connectivity with enhanced technology
. Mobile revenue improved 2.6% YoY, mainly from postpaid segment. Average data usage increased to 4GB/sub/month, supported by growing 4G handset adoption (35%) and popularity of video streaming. The fixed
driven by genuine consumer demands. Enterprise business rebounded with a better economic certainty. Non-mobile enterprise business reported a revenue of Bt1,520mn, growing 20% YoY and 14% QoQ, mainly from
productivity aim in mind. Enterprise services maintained the growth amidst economic headwinds Non-mobile enterprise business reported a revenue of Bt1,524mn, growing 14% YoY mainly from TTTBB enterprise revenue