was hit from inflation that eroded purchasing power in price sensitive customers while the competition remained intense. • Mobile revenue was at Bt29,107mn, decreased - 0.3% YoY and -0.4% QoQ from
revenue of Bt33,293mn, improving 2.9% YoY and 1.6% QoQ, driven by strong growth in fixed broadband and non- mobile enterprise business together with a recovery of mobile business. Mobile business improved
low price offerings remained in the market to address weak spending power. Enterprise non- mobile business grew 6% YoY. Demand for enterprise data service (EDS) started to recover after having been
revenue was at Bt29,311mn, increasing by 0.7% YoY from a slight improvement in consumer purchasing power and tourist segment. However, mobile revenue decreased by -0.6% QoQ due to seasonality effect
broadband and enterprise businesses, and a rebound in the mobile business. The core service revenue declined -0.9% QoQ, mainly attributed to the seasonality of the business in the previous quarter. Maintain
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
. Within 9 months the competitors gradually disappeared and the company gained 50% market share. In the part of mobile top-up market share, the company gained it from several channels especially ROM. As a
purchasing power. However, from Sep-21 onward, restrictions were gradually lifted, resulting in some improvement in consumer spending. Meanwhile, competition in mobile industry remained elevated as operators