consumption, boosted by inbound tourist- related usage. Subscriber growth aligned with domestic demand supported by effective quality acquisition strategy and superior network. Mobile ARPU continued growing YoY
riding on returned tourism activities. The device sales has also benefited from government tax stimulus early in the quarter. Consumers continued seeking packages that catered to their expanding digital
momentum in enterprise business, partially offset by reduced device sales revenue. Excluding TTTBB impact, total revenue increased 0.7% from lower device sales. Core service revenue (excluding IC and NT
business growth, while decreasing -0.5% QoQ from higher SG&A. EBITDA margin improved to 54% from continual focus in profitable revenue, cost management, and improved device margin. AIS reported a net profit
revenue impacted from roaming and competition With the pandemic and escalated price competition in 1Q20, mobile revenue contracted -1.1% YoY and -4.5% QoQ to Bt30,334mn. As both inbound and outbound
price competition due to a lower purchasing power in price-sensitive customers. The blended ARPU slightly increased 0.8% QoQ from a high season with more inbound and outbound tourists coupled with AIS
pandemic on the goods deliveries including inbound and outbound shipments to customers getting stranded and delayed during this period. In addition, the delayed deliverables at several of L&E‘s completed
: 1. Objective of the Notifications To specify regulations supporting cross-border offerings of covered funds under HK-TH-MRF in Thailand (Inbound) and offering of Thai covered funds in Hong Kong