Government expenses, in both consumption and investment are still expanding and also an important driving factor of the Thai economy. The government agencies have accelerated the procurement process to be
resulted in weak consumer spending, particularly on mobile services. However, remote working continued to provide decent demand for home broadband. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt32,770mn
rainy season. Subscriber numbers continued to rise, driven by expanding infrastructure in suburban areas, where penetration remains under 50%. ARPU growth was supported by upselling and cross-selling
acquisition strategy and ongoing efforts to maintain market share and raise awareness of 5G. Expanded leadership in 5G 2021 was the year that AIS focused on expanding its 5G network. By the end of 2021, our 5G
Thailand’s broadband penetration rate remained below 50% in FY23. The operators continued expanding networks to capture subscribers in remote areas with a strategy to diversify the services tailoring to
personal expenses and the depreciation because of the expanding capacity of subsidiaries. Sincerely yours, (Mr.Pongpat Patanavanich) Managing Director
Consolidated net loss for the period (Q1) amount -4.57 million compare with the same period (Q1) for the last year amount -2.80 because the Company Cost of Market Development of Expanding the customer base and
operations & Administrative expenses increased by Baht 97.94 million or 6.79 % due to the Medical personal expenses which was in line with the increased revenue,also increased because of the expanding capacity
& Administrative expenses increased by Baht 23.54 million or 13.02 % due to the Medical personal expenses also increased because of the expanding capacity of subsidiaries. 3. Finance costs increased by Baht 13.17