to Bt637 in 3Q17 compared to Bt600 in 2Q17, after discounted subscriptions expired. Our plan to expand coverage further from the current 28 cities remains to capture fibre demand. Profitability
demand to work from home. By leveraging mobile subscriber base and expanding coverage across 77 cities, FBB achieved 1.3 million subscribers in FY20 and reached 12% subscriber market share from 10% in FY19
overall sales performance for the third quarter has improved from the previous quarter, especially in greater Bangkok and the big cities. This is in line with the improvement in the Thai economy, which has
penetrate second-tier cities nationwide. Launched the first WINNER store 3 Q3/2019 Significant Events Continuous expansion of ‘Younique Customized Furniture 4.0’ After receiving excessive positive feedback
potential demand in untapped locations (e.g. shopping malls in 2-tier or 3-tier cities and office building) where our major outlets could not cover demand. Throughout 2019, 25 pop-up stores, generating
ARPU. Fixed broadband added 51,600 subscribers, or 9% from previous quarter. Focusing on 50 key cities, AIS Fibre continued to capture quality customers by upselling FMC (Fixed-Mobile-Content Convergence
4G network and value-for-money price plans continued to be localized in some key cities. On fixed broadband, competition remained intense in pricing and acquisition whereby the incumbents continued to
, decreasing -3.0%QoQ to Bt462 due to popularity of low price plan. AIS Fibre continued to expand its coverage into outskirt area of key cities while leading the industry with service guarantee package for fast
forward, MACO is aiming to fulfill the outdoor media network nationwide following the allocation of advertising spending and urbanisation trend into provincial cities in upcountry, to convert existing