enterprise solution following digitization trend. Revenue from interconnection charge (IC) and TOT partnership reported at Bt3,494mn, decreasing -18%YoY due to one-time revenue recognition in 3Q19 from the new

data services and others, were Bt1,167mn, increasing 90% YoY and 21% QoQ mainly due to a full- quarter recognition of CSL revenue in 2Q18. • Interconnection charge (IC) and equipment rental were

interconnection charge ( IC) and TOT partnership reported at Bt3,439mn, increasing + 21% YoY resulted from the tower agreement with TOT in 3Q19 and increased +4.5%QoQ. SIM & Device sales reported Bt6,532mn

the introduction of new services i.e., eFBB to expand into new markets. Revenue from interconnection charge (IC) and TOT partnership reported at Bt3,407mn, decreasing - 2.5%YoY from lower

driven by robust demand for Cloud service and ICT solutions, but decreasing -1.9% QoQ. Revenue from interconnection charge (IC) and TOT partnership were Bt3,239mn, dropped -14% YoY and -4.0% QoQ following

network capacity expansion. Revenue from interconnection charge (IC) and NT partnership recorded at Bt3,413mn increasing 6.9% YoY and 4.9% QoQ from an increased traffic usage with NT offset by lower IC

interconnection charge (IC) and NT partnership was at Bt3,313mn, increasing 4.5% YoY from higher traffic usage with NT, despite a lower interconnection rate. However, it decreased -2.9% QoQ due to lower network

through continuous value-based package structuring, cross-selling with value-added services, and 5G adoption, boosted by recovery in tourism usage. Revenue from interconnection charge (IC) and NT

projects resulting from alterations in the specification for grid interconnection with no progress for an extended period of time, alterations in the terms of land purchase by land owners and related parties

service revenue to mobile revenue. Revenue from interconnection charge ( IC) and TOT partnership reported at Bt3,290mn, + 9. 9% YoY resulted from the new tower agreement with TOT in 3Q19. However - 4. 4