, 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
to deliver a superior customer experience. Our effort to drive 5G adoption drove 5G subscribers to 3.9mn or 8.6% of total subscribers with the ARPU uplift of around 10-15%. Broadband and Enterprise
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
value Our 5G network continued to expand and covered 25% of population, focusing on the high-usage area and utilizing the largest bandwidth of 2600MHz to deliver superior customer experience versus our
to expand with >20k BTS and reached 78% of the population as we aim to deliver a superior customer experience. With our all-out effort to drive 5G adoption, a total number of 5G subscribers as of Mar
development Our 5G network continued to expand with >10k BTS and reached 42% of population, focusing on utilizing the largest bandwidth of 2600MHz to provide superior customer experience compared to our peers
. After 5G consumer service had been launched in 4Q20, the operators were focusing on providing superior 5G service quality and coverage to capture high value segment and uplift ARPU. 5G adoption during
Bt33,903mn, growing 1.8% YoY and 1.1% QoQ from a recovery in mobile and broadband businesses executed with the focus on profitability through quality and value offerings backed by superior network quality