remained around Bt600. FY19 Operational summary At the end of 2019, total mobile subscribers grew to 42mn, increasing 2.1% YoY. Postpaid segment continued to grow strongly, adding 918k, driven by promotional
mobile ARPU improvement as well as an increasing number of fixed broadband customers. Sales revenue was Bt7,488mn, a decrease 9.9% YoY from softened competition but rose 49% QoQ due to seasonality. Sales
. This was underpinned by both mobile (+3.1% YoY, +0.5% QoQ) and fixed broadband (+85% YoY, +6% QoQ) businesses. • Mobile revenue was Bt31,172mn increasing 3.1% YoY and 0.5% QoQ. Mobile revenue includes
landscape brought about by the change in people’s lifestyles and the way people consume media. The increasing popularity of mobile phones (or smartphones) as made content more accessible and ever-present
the media landscape brought by the change in people’s lifestyles and the way people consume media after the increasing popularity of mobile phones (or smartphones). Advertisers have adjusted their
, mainly comprising of Enterprise non-mobile revenue, increasing +1.1%YoY from higher demand of EDS and Cloud, but -2.5%QoQ as some segment of corporate customers impacted from weak economy. Revenue from
2Q19 was Bt35,394mn increasing 5.8% YoY and 4.2% QoQ, driven by improving price competition in mobile as well as continuing momentum in fixed broadband. Mobile revenue was Bt32,911mn increasing 5.3% YoY
rental, core service revenue was Bt33,962mn increasing 2. 5% YoY and 0. 8% QoQ, driven by 4G growth, higher fixed broadband subscribers, and sales in enterprise. Mobile revenue was Bt31,555mn increasing
given customers increasing convenience to top-up and pay bills following the development of e-payment. In addition, to respond to the digital segment, AIS has launched NU MOBILE, an end-to-end online
collaborating with Financial Technology (FinTech) firms on new financial products to meet the challenges of changing consumer behavior such as the increasing popularity of mobile banking and asset management for