revenue growth of 26% YoY, outpacing the industry growth. This was driven by healthy net subscriber addition of 60,400 in the quarter despite aggressive price competition; and marked a total subscriber of
was driven by added subscribers of 209,300 or around (estimated) 20% share of industry which totaled year- end subscribers at 730,500. On other digital services, AIS continued to scale up several
generated a slight increase in service revenue (+2.1% YoY and 1.4% QoQ). Our mobile business was flat both YoY and QoQ driven by soft consumer spending offset by our movement to retain market share and build
conditions, of CSL (CS LOXINFO). The conditions mainly involve the deal approvals from THCOM and Singtel, the two major shareholders of CSL, and the NBTC. The tender offer at a price of Bt7.80/share shall be
, while dropped aggressive discount campaigns on entry packages which reflected on 25% YoY increased ARPU. During the year, screening measures for quality subscriptions were implemented, which caused a
migration trend and lack of tourist segment. Fixed broadband revenue was Bt1,919mn, increasing 17%YoY and 3.6% QoQ driven by solid subscriber growth offset by lower ARPU from aggressive price offering in
from home. The price competition remained intense with low-price plans and aggressive discounts for new acquisition, resulted in the continued declining ARPU. Other service revenue was Bt1,066mn
continued offering low-end unlimited data plans in both prepaid and postpaid segments in order to maintain customer base and expand market share. Hence, mobile revenue slightly declined by 0.7% YoY to
such plan to maintain fair share and ensure that we preserve our quality subscribers. As a result, AIS’s mobile revenue stood at Bt32,880mn, increasing 6.4% YoY and flat QoQ. Enhanced convergence