CAPEX guidance. In summary for 1H18, AIS delivered core service revenue growth of 4.9% YoY and EBITDA margin (excluding equipment rental) of 47.0%. FY18 guidance is revisited with the expectation of core
(excluding equipment rental) of 45.2% , up from 44.7% in FY17. With continued network investment, net profit was reported at Bt29,682mn, slightly declining 1.3% YoY. For FY19, AIS expects to grow mid- single
guidance of +7-8% YoY. In 1Q18, AIS spent Bt6.5bn of CAPEX to deliver quality 4G network and has been active in reinforcing brand image especially via online media. As a result, mobile business grew 3.1% YoY
%. Delivered FY20 performance in-line with guidance from well-managed cost Overall FY20 performance tracked in- line with all guidance. Core serviced revenue of Bt129,594mn declined -5.1%YoY vs guidance of low
of operating cash flow after tax, declining from Bt16,626mn in 1Q16. Cash CAPEX was Bt11,509mn against the full-year guidance of Bt40-45bn, resulting in a free cash flow of Bt2,329mn. Net repayment of
and to create business cases for monetization in the future. Core service revenue ( Pre- TFRS 15) grew 2. 5% YoY with guidance maintained In summary, Pre- TFRS 15, AIS’ s core service revenue in 1Q19
. Deep discount of up to 50% was used across the industry to attract customers to switch, resulting in declining industry’s ARPU. Convergence packages, combining fixed broadband, mobile data SIM, and
following revenue decline while maintaining FY22 guidance AIS continued to enhance operating efficiency while expanding 5G/4G to strengthen our network leadership, reflected in a muted increase in both cost
expected to severely contract during the outbreak. The export sector has been impacted by declining demand from trading partners and supply chain disruption, while the tourism sector has been impaired by
expansion and spectrum acquisition. FY18 Guidance On 23 January 2018, the company has acquired 80.10% of CSL shares through tender offering, with an aim to strengthen the growth potential in enterprise