-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
. However, the revenue from credit card increased 2%, in line with continued growth in card spending and aligned with the credit card receivables in the industry. However, although the overall economic growth
line. Trade and other current receivables also increased, mainly due to higher trade receivables from the commercial customer group and franchise customers, which aligned with the increased sales in
investment which is aligned with the Company’s strategy to invest in hotels and resorts in prime tourist destinations. o Target Group Hotels and Resorts are projects with high potential and located in
, AIS reported operating cash flow of Bt62,078mn, increasing 12% YoY aligned with 6.2% growth in EBITDA. The CAPEX was Bt15,819mn decreased by 4. 2% , which accounted for 12% of the 9M19 total revenue
%YoY mainly from spectrum license acquisition and network expansion. • Regulatory fee was Bt5,320mn, flat YoY aligned with core service revenue with representing a stable ratio at 4.1% as FY20
. • Regulatory fee was at Bt5,502mn, increasing 3.4%YoY aligned with an increase in core service revenue. The ratio has been maintained at 4.1%. • Depreciation & amortization was Bt51,296mn, decreasing -0.9%YoY
growth is lower than initially anticipated. The mobile industry has gained momentum aligned with increased private consumption and the resurgence of tourist-related activities. Amid an evolving competitive
aligned with the Company’s strategy to invest in hotels and resorts in prime tourist destinations. o Target Group Hotels and Resorts are projects with high potential and located in countries with further