productivity aim in mind. Enterprise services maintained the growth amidst economic headwinds Non-mobile enterprise business reported a revenue of Bt1,680mn, growing 25% YoY mainly from TTTBB enterprise revenue
range to accelerate 5G adoption toward the low-mid tier segment corresponding to wider 5G device availability. • The home broadband market showed subsiding demand as the pandemic relaxation created less
% YoY and 22% QoQ from a net gain in foreign exchange. SIM & Device sales reported at Bt39,476mn, growing 8.0%YoY from a higher sale volume of iPhone14 (all models) compared to last year’s sale of
. AIS Fibre continue to focus on targeting AIS mobile subscriber base to cross-sell in order to achieve higher value ARPH (Average Revenue Per Household). Growing EBITDA and continued cost conscious In
continued to scale up several platforms to serve all customer segments. Our VDO, named AIS PLAY, received higher awareness, with current active subscribers growing to 4mn as we provided additional value for
. 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
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-mobile enterprise business posted a revenue of Bt1,602mn, growing 20% YoY benefitted from revenue contributed from TTTBB together with sustained demand on enhanced connectivity services aligned with
, driven by growing popularity of video streaming, worry-free data packages, and increasing 4G device penetration (42%). As a result, non-voice revenue expanded to 60% of service revenue (excluding IC