reported core service revenue of Bt34,080mn, increasing 2.9% YoY and 0.5% QoQ from a quality growth of fixed broadband business and a rebound in non-mobile enterprise business. FBB business continued a

economic activities and increasing international roaming. However, ARPU declined inflation impacted mobile package selection towards lower from intense competition and rising price plans. • Fixed broadband

facilitated by government subsidizations. This was further supported by a continuous increase in foreign arrivals despite some structural headwinds and rising geopolitical conflicts. In summary, AIS reported

up. As a result, core service revenue in 3Q18, which excluded IC and equipment rental, was Bt33,134mn, increasing 2. 1% YoY but decreasing 0. 9% QoQ. EBITDA remained growth YoY but softened QoQ Cost

current assets were Bt34,841mn rising 9.2% YoY from account receivables, following a larger base of postpaid customers, and handset inventories. Total non- current assets were Bt249,226mn increasing 2.2

of 85% YoY and 6% QoQ while subscribers rose to 571,800 or a net addition of 50,600. Put more focus on convergence and EBITDA generation Given the growing fixed broadband and increasing popularity of

reported a core service revenue of Bt138,569mn, increasing 4.2% YoY, attributed to the performance of all core services dedicated to delivering high-quality products, as well as additional revenue

and IC revenue. • Network OPEX & NT partnership cost was at Bt5,281mn, increasing 9.7% YoY due to the increased utility cost following the rising energy price. It remained flat QoQ due to network cost

underpinned by growing postpaid segment.  Voice revenue was Bt10,351mn, decreasing 17% YoY and 6.6% QoQ from voice-data cannibalization.  Non-voice revenue was Bt19,570mn, increasing 21% YoY and 4.6% QoQ

areas nationwide. In the end of 2Q17, the usage amount from mobile top-up and money transfer are still growing. In addition, other online top-up and payments are growing up such as E-wallet top-up and