demand led to increased data usage, resulting in a blended ARPU of Bt223, up 3.0% YoY. Prepaid ARPU remain flat QoQ from seasonality. Postpaid ARPU declined QoQ, pressured by continuous effort in handset
follows: Domestic branded sales declined by c.10% YoY but rose 27% QoQ: o Domestic branded fruit juice sales dropped by c.15% YoY following the contraction in domestic spending but grew c.30% QoQ after
-year guidance, underpinned by improved 4G network and larger AIS Fibre coverage. QoQ, revenue slightly dropped by 0.8%. The handset campaigns were more selective, resulting in lower marketing expense
addition of 235,300 whereas prepaid base declined 522,500, many of which migrated to postpaid supported by attractive price plans for video streaming. AIS Fibre revenue was Bt886mn, +282% YoY and +20% QoQ
Million Baht decreased or 35.53 percent when compared to same period of previous year which had total revenue of 3,268.78 Million Baht by following details; Revenue from sales of 1,427.57 Million Baht as
. Consequently, the total mobile subscribers declined by 867k or -1.9% QoQ but with an improved ARPU to 216 baht, rising 1.2% QoQ. The quality focus riding on the benefit of 5G adoption brought 5G subscribers to
from 476 restaurants and bakery shop under brand “S&P” increased by 3.2 percent and 3.3 percent respectively. At the end of 3Q 2018, the same store sales of restaurants in international business declined
) packages, which currently accounted for 20% of fixed broadband subscriber base, while a new platform of AIS PLAYBOX is being upgraded to enhance customer experience. As a result, ARPU slightly declined by
oil inventory remained high, crude palm oil (CPO) price continuously declined, as well as Crude Palm Kernel Oil (CPKO) price decreased. This year, the Thai government biodiesel mandate was set to B5 and