the face of these challenges, AIS’s execution focusing on profitable revenue brought in a core service revenue of Bt33,351mn, growing 2.3% YoY. This growth was driven by the continued expansion of fixed
reported core service revenue of Bt34,080mn, increasing 2.9% YoY and 0.5% QoQ from a quality growth of fixed broadband business and a rebound in non-mobile enterprise business. FBB business continued a
money from the account owners to pay for their trading. With their continued misconduct for a long period of time {A} and {B} gained a lump sum amount of profit from commission fees from their trading
domestic demand continued to expand driven mainly by improving of agricultural sector and government measures to support low-income households. As of May 31, 2019, the Company’s total cards reached 8.63
Lime Managing Director said: “Most importantly we have maintained our safety record from Q2 into Q3 and have zero lost time injuries which we will do everything possible on our continued journey to zero
of household debt. On the other hand, public spending and investment continued to grow due to government’s relief measure through cash injection for people and businesses. As of August 31, 2020, the
revenue from bad debt recovery continued growing by 18% y-y and the revenue from overseas subsidiaries grew by 10% y-y. Details of each business can be described as follows: Profit and Loss Statement
the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect private consumption and domestic tourism sector continued to decline. As of May 31, 2021, the Company’s total cards reached 9.25 million cards, including 2.98
. Solid demand for home connectivity driven by pandemic AIS Fibre, fixed broadband business (FBB), continued growing strongly with subscriber growth of 29% vs overall market growth of 10-12% driven by