facilitated by government subsidizations. This was further supported by a continuous increase in foreign arrivals despite some structural headwinds and rising geopolitical conflicts. In summary, AIS reported
at 1mn subs by the end 2021. AIS 5G service saw 10-15% uplift in ARPU of early adopter as 5G price plan geared toward larger data volume and value added services. Stabilized EBITDA from recovered
continued intense competition. The postpaid segment further developed a positive momentum and contributed a larger pie YoY in revenue share. Accelerated 5G users with superior network and service experiences
with ongoing data consumption demand, supported by rising tourist arrivals, benefiting the prepaid segment. Competition continued shifting towards value- based offerings with more benefits and
expansion due to ongoing recovery in private consumption and the tourism sector during the festive season, despite delayed government budget disbursement. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of
peers. We also recorded over 1mn 5G subscribers, defining as those specifically signed up for the 5G package as they are willing to pay higher for the benefit of larger data plan; this resulted in the
was 6.4bn, -2.1% YoY, and -9.5% QoQ Excluding one-time items and FX loss, normalized NPAT was 6.7bn, +0.9% and -0.7% QoQ Continuous 5G subscriber scale expansion and maintain a leading position in 5G
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
was 26.2%, slightly decreased from 26.7% in 9M/2020. The decrease was due to the decrease in revenue from sales at a larger proportion than the decrease in overall expenses. • The Company reported net