and revenue loss from traveler segment. Subscriber base was flat with movement of subscriber from prepaid to postpaid continued while blended ARPU remained low from the competition despite the price
cost optimized amid COVID restrictions but increasing 16% QoQ from low base in 2Q21 as well as more campaigns of new content and products in this quarter i.e. Disney+ hotstar, Olympics, and FBB 24-hr
257.35 353.79 (96.44) -27.26% Cost of goods sold and cost of services 217.76 434.06 (216.31) -49.83% 39.59 (80.28) 119.87 -149.32% Selling and Administrative Expenses 40.15 36.61 3.53 9.65% (0.56) (116.89
enterprise customers. The revenue softened -6.9% QoQ from the large project sales during 4Q22. EBITDA rebounded YoY from growth in core businesses and cost optimization discipline 1Q23 recorded an EBITDA of
-27.27% Other Revenues 11.10 1.44 671.16% 30.08 9.34 222.01% Total Revenue 222.31 268.56 -17.22% 475.93 622.35 -23.53% Cost of goods sold and cost of services 198.98 272.34 -26.94% 416.74 702.12 -40.65
plans to suit customer’s usage pattern. Prepaid competition, however, remained challenging with offering of large data allowance on low-tier package during the quarter to date. AIS selectively offered
from a tight cost control. Admin & others expenses declined -0.9% YoY from operational efficiency improvements. 1H23 EBITDA growth 2.7% YoY following the movement of core service revenue and well
mobile revenue decreasing 0.2% YoY and 1.1% QoQ. However, as the low-tier fixed-speed plans had been seized, we expect the pressure on ARPU to gradually ease. On fixed broadband business “AIS Fibre”, we
pressure during the low season and flood impact, temporarily boosting purchasing power and alleviating some local concerns. The mobile industry maintained positive sentiment despite the low season, along