consumption from private sector. However, expenses from the government sector, and tourism industry sector continued to increase, partly benefited from the return of Chinese tourists, and a decline of the

new content such as Disney and Thai League while decreasing -1.9% QoQ following a decrease in interconnection charge. SG&A expenses were Bt5,537mn, slightly increasing 0.8% YoY mainly from lower

due to lower outstanding debt and higher retained earnings. In 3Q17, finance costs amounted to THB 97 mn, a decrease of 37.3% YoY and 4.9% QoQ. A weighted average cost of debt in 3Q17 was 2.67% per

accelerated inflation and a decline in consumer purchasing power. Through challenges from various factors, AIS delivered core service revenue growth of 1.6% YoY, with the momentum of Fixed Broadband and

business unit was dropped by 1.99%. And the sales value of Specialty Chemicals business unit was increased by 49.28%. The 1.36% decrease in total sales revenue was mainly due to the decline in selling price

or 6.94% compared to Q2/2017 (If excluding construction revenue under concession agreement of 1,980.48 million Baht, the total consolidated sales and services income would decrease by 120.25 million

lower than the second quarter of 2018 at 11.7 percent. For total revenues for the second quarter in 2019 was 167.8 million Baht a decline by 0.8% from the same period last year. This was because reducing

a lower core EBITDA of US$201M, due to a significant decline in industry margins and spreads across the business. The decline in margins reflects the sharp contraction in industry- wide spreads across

driven by prepaid-to-postpaid migration, while ARPU declined 0.4%QoQ to Bt523 reflecting price competition and lower inter roaming revenue. Prepaid segment saw a decline of 532k due to COVID-19 affecting

considerably lower than what is currently offered on the market. Given the rise in fuel prices was largely weather driven we expect prices to decrease in the medium term. Limestone cost was also higher compared