Group was able to grow continuously revenue from rent and service business, which was recurring income, despite the negative impact on both economic and the COVID-19 pandemic. Revenue from rent and
parts industry and the plastic packaging for lubricants. However, the packaging of milk and yogurt was slightly affected and continued to grow from the dairy export market. While sales in China has
issues related to access and costs of the existing fundraising channels, to promote fund mobilization of neighboring countries, and to create opportunities for Thai business operators to grow regionally; 3
postpaid subscriber continued to grow and now accounts for 19% of total subscriber base, up from 16% in 1Q17. AIS Fibre continued its improving performance amidst competitive environment with revenue growth
ability to grow ARPU with higher data usage. As the fixed-speed low-tier packages were seized during the quarter, the ARPU pressure is expected to gradually ease. Aggressive marketing campaigns around the
center and ICT solution following digitalization trend. 5G mobile subscriber continued to grow strongly supported by new 5G handset launch while 5G package uplifted ARPU by 10-15% 5G mobile subscriber
% QoQ. FY22 guidance maintained. For 9M22, AIS performance was in-line with the guidance. The revenue expects to grow with the seasonality trend in the fourth quarter. A slight decline in EBITDA (-2.4
grow its transaction number by 40-45% from the previous year’s. Furthermore, the Company will develop its Boonterm kiosk to be a one-stop financial service point, i.e. cash deposit, money withdrawal