the COVID-19 impact. Core service revenue (excluding IC and NT partnership) recorded at Bt33,531mn, improving 2.3% YoY from maintained growth in both fixed-broadband and non- mobile enterprise business
amounted to around Bt800mn in 1H18. Cost of service (Bt36,483mn) increased 11% YoY due to payment of partnership with TOT and higher D&A, offset by lower regulatory fee. Excluding payment to TOT, network
expansion due to ongoing recovery in private consumption and the tourism sector during the festive season, despite delayed government budget disbursement. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of
consumption remained subdued amid concerns about the ongoing Omicron outbreak and rising inflation. The demand from the traveler segment also remained soft albeit slight increase in tourist arrivals. These have
1Gbps constant speed in every room at home. Enterprise solutions have the potential for growth in enhanced connectivity services alongside cloud related products amidst ongoing demand for digitalization
competition. Core service revenue contributed 77% while sales revenue contributed 15%. Core service revenue (excluding IC and TOT partnership) recorded Bt33,090mn flat YoY, - 4. 3% QoQ mainly from decline in
quarter compared to the previous year despite the rising inflation which limited consumer purchasing power. Core service revenue (excluding IC and NT partnership) recorded at Bt133,033mn, improving 1.6% YoY
new iPhone14 which was launched earlier by one quarter this year together with continued business momentum in broadband business. Core service revenue (excluding IC and NT partnership) recorded at