year Budgeted CAPEX Bt20-25bn Dividend policy Minimum 70% of net profit Core service revenue is expected to grow mid-single digit In 2019, AIS strives to continue strengthening core mobile business
/2020 of Baht 376.38 million, a 9.45% Grow up or Baht 32.49 million same period of previous year. respectively in resulting from upward revenues along with the expansion of branches and scopes of services
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
Environment Mobile market continued to grow following customer behavior using more mobile data while 4G penetration expanding. Handset subsidies stay as a key attraction for operators to acquire and retain
745.8 MB or increase of 4.0% and 70.8%, respectively. This is because the Company had delivered many large-scale projects which had been ongoing from Q1–2019 and Q2–2019, such as the High-Speed Internet
157.0 MB and 221.6 MB, respectively. This is because the Company had delivered many large-scale projects which had just been auctioned in Q1–2019. In fact, those large-scale projects had delayed their
successful acquisition of DuraFiber in Mexico and France as well as the announced pro- jects in China and Indonesia will help grow the HVA portfolio within the Fi- bers business and will provide further growth
establishment of the Company. In fact, the majority of the company’s revenue was revenue from sale and service. In 2019, the Company had received many large-scale projects from government agencies and state
businesses and FinTech startups to make the most of financial innovations, but also promote a full-scale digital economy.?The FinTech Draft Act contains four core matters: (1) strengthening the confidence in