for TOT partnership. However, excluding TOT partnership, network OPEX would drop 4.1% YoY from cost efficiency programs. Net profit, however, declined 1.9% YoY to Bt30,077mn from continued network
expenditures declined by 7.1% YoY to THB 74,935mn during the nine-months (April – December) of 2017/18. During that period and the same period in the previous year, a one-month moratorium on digital advertising
million Baht, declined by 86.59 million Baht or 6.57%, of which the equity holders of the parent company was accounted for 1,221.18 million Baht, dropped by 88.05 million Baht or 6.73% compared to the
market competition, and the renovation of Dusit Laguna Phuket and Dusit Thani Pattaya. • Revenue from the overseas hotel declined by 4.2%, compared to 2016, primarily due to the renovation of Dusit Thani
to 22% in FY19. Postpaid ARPU gradually improved to Bt572 or +0.1% YoY while prepaid ARPU declined 1.7% YoY to Bt173 as a result of aggressive prepaid price plans putting pressure on ARPU. However
+9.3% growth YoY at constant FX. However, reported international beverage business was slightly declined from FX impact. Domestic market: Energy drinks showed favorable growth for both M-150, our
stood at 676,700, growing 9% QoQ or a net addition of 53,300. However, amidst pricing competition, ARPU declined 2.2% QoQ to Bt597. Focusing on quality acquisition, AIS Fibre maintained coverage in 50 key
the total operating revenue from both Q1 and Q2/2020 declined from the same period last year. The decrease was mainly due to: • Revenue from Dessert Café in 1H/2020 decreased by THB 224 million or 40
quarter which contracted at 12.1%, because of the government expenditure and public investment expanded, while private consumption, private investment, and export of goods declined at a slower pace compared
moving from prepaid into postpaid subscription continued, reflected in Postpaid revenue grew 8.4% YoY and 2.7% QoQ, while prepaid revenue declined -9.7% YoY and -2.2% QoQ. • Fixed broadband revenue was