Bt20,000-25,000mn, to continue enhancing the quality of 4G network, which continues to grow and is serving 66% of total customer base. Fixed broadband business grew healthily AIS Fibre reported a sequential
showed a slow recovery reflecting a mixed trend in the indicators. On one side, a strong growth driver came from increasing tourist arrivals and lower inflation rates attributed to government subsidies
secondly our China PET plant had a planned turnaround in 2Q17 and together the combined impact in Asia was 45KT on reported pro- duction YoY. EBITDA impact in Asia together with IPA increase was therefore $9
, resulting in a blended ARPU of Bt224, up 5.1% YoY and flat QoQ. Prepaid ARPU rose to Bt137, benefiting from higher daily top-ups due to digital usage growth. Postpaid ARPU remained flat QoQ at Bt448
data usage, resulting in a blended ARPU of Bt224, up 5.1% YoY and flat QoQ. Prepaid ARPU rose to Bt137, benefiting from higher daily top-ups due to digital usage growth. Postpaid ARPU remained flat QoQ
both pricing environment and handset campaigns despite lessen from previous year. Market was driven by postpaid acquisition via handset bundling package causing steady rise in blended ARPU throughout the
the NBTC. Despite this, a commitment to customer quality and package enhancements resulted in a Blended ARPU increase to 223 Baht in 4Q23, compared to 213 Baht in 4Q22, reflecting a 4.7% YoY increase
between postpaid and prepaid from 17% vs 83% in 2Q17 to 19% vs 81% in 2Q18. Following the larger postpaid base, blended ARPU continued to increase by 0.3% QoQ, supported by higher data consumption on 4G
% Blended 224 212 213 -4.6% 0.8% MOU (minute/sub/month) Postpaid 174 155 153 -12% -1.3% Prepaid 66 58 58 -12% —% Blended 92 82 82 -11% —% VOU (GB/data sub/month) Postpaid 27.1 31.9 33.8 25% 6.0% Prepaid 23.5
, blended ARPU decreased by 4.6%YoY to Bt224/sub/month. AIS Fibre customer growth was accelerated during the pandemic, with a net increase of 435k subscribers in FY21. At the end of FY21, AIS Fibre had 1.77mn