2017 PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS (YoY) In 3Q 2017, the Company once again achieved an outstanding top and bottom line performance compared to the same quarter last year supported by; 1) The consolidation of
. Domestic sales increased by 7.2% YoY driven by the momentum of new products launched in previous quarter (Q3’18), on top with Twelve Plus campaign with BNK48 (Girl Group) in Q4’18. Q4’18 growth was affected
ARPU. Fixed broadband added 51,600 subscribers, or 9% from previous quarter. Focusing on 50 key cities, AIS Fibre continued to capture quality customers by upselling FMC (Fixed-Mobile-Content Convergence
50% of the earnings, making it the single larg- est segment, and provides IVL the ability to capture a larger portion of the value chain as well as re- liably meet customer needs across geographies
, but competition and inflation continued to pressure the top line. Mobile revenue reported Bt29,107mn, a slight decline -0.3% YoY and -0.4%QoQ. The key effect was prominent in the prepaid segment which
the leader of online top-up machine market both in terms of total usage amount and the number of kiosks, covering all area nationwide. The Company's strategy continues to emphasize on efficient location
customer engagement in order to reinforce our digital banking leadership, in support of the national policy of making Thailand a cashless society, we launched a “No Fees” campaign for funds transfer, top-up
ability to capture a larger portion of the value chain as well as reliably meet customer needs across geographies. Other 50% is contributed by PET and Fibers. On a LTM basis, the higher-margins HVA