declined -2.7% mainly from decrease of long-term lease liabilities and spectrum license payable. Interest- bearing debt stood at Bt87,190mn, decreasing slightly by -0.7%. Net debt including lease liabilities
demand continues to rise, AIS aiming to strengthen our leadership position in delivering the best mobile data network decided to bid for an additional 1800MHz spectrum, resulting in AIS having the largest
spectrum acquisition, but -1.8%QoQ from lower network OPEX. Regulatory fee was Bt1,409mn, relatively flat YoY, but - 3.4%QoQ along with the decrease in core service revenue. The fee was maintained at 4.3
spectrum acquisition, but -1.8%QoQ from lower network OPEX. Regulatory fee was Bt1,409mn, relatively flat YoY, but - 3.4%QoQ along with the decrease in core service revenue. The fee was maintained at 4.3
With our aim to deliver a superior customer experience in coverage and quality, we executed 5G network rollouts utilizing 700MHz and 2600 MHz spectrum to cover 85% of the population in 2022. Our effort
return of the license to use the spectrum to provide Digital Television Services. The service users who had intended to return the license was required to inform in writing within 10 May 2019. The request
assets were at Bt307,485mn, decreased -4.1% due to the amortization of spectrum licenses, Network and PPE, and lower right-of-use assets. Total liabilities closed at Bt267,156mn, declined -4.6% from the
assets were at Bt307,485mn, decreased -4.1% due to the amortization of spectrum licenses, Network and PPE, and lower right-of-use assets. Total liabilities closed at Bt267,156mn, declined -4.6% from the
assets were at Bt307,485mn, decreased -4.1% due to the amortization of spectrum licenses, Network and PPE, and lower right-of-use assets. Total liabilities closed at Bt267,156mn, declined -4.6% from the
and spectrum investment. SG&A expenses declined 14% YoY to Bt18,739mn following softer handset subsidies. Following that, EBITDA improved 14% YoY to Bt52,043mn and the EBITDA margin rose to 44.7