, our fixed broadband business (FBB), grew strongly achieving the target of 1 million subscribers in FY19 and increased subscriber market share to 10% from 8% in FY18. The solid growth was driven by a

revenue recovered QoQ due to strong subscriber acquisition as well as demand driven by government stimulus package. Fixed broadband and Enterprise business continued its growth momentum driven by the

generated a slight increase in service revenue (+2.1% YoY and 1.4% QoQ). Our mobile business was flat both YoY and QoQ driven by soft consumer spending offset by our movement to retain market share and build

travelers segment revenue declined further due to border closure and travel restriction. In addition, NBTC’s mandate for free data & voice in Apr-May caused significant drop in prepaid top up, while the

. Solid demand for home connectivity driven by pandemic AIS Fibre, fixed broadband business (FBB), continued growing strongly with subscriber growth of 29% vs overall market growth of 10-12% driven by

driven by genuine consumer demands. Enterprise business rebounded with a better economic certainty. Non-mobile enterprise business reported a revenue of Bt1,520mn, growing 20% YoY and 14% QoQ, mainly from

declined 615,200. The data consumption continued to accelerate with blended VOU rising to 4GB/data sub/month driven by 4G. HD video streaming has become popular while data plans were designed to be worry

, driven by growing popularity of video streaming, worry-free data packages, and increasing 4G device penetration (42%). As a result, non-voice revenue expanded to 60% of service revenue (excluding IC

core service revenue of Bt39,437mn, a solid increase of 18% YoY and 6.4% QoQ, driven by all businesses especially in mobile and FBB strategized on sustainable profitability focus, and boosted by full

service, emphasizing on convenience, simplicity, and worry-free to use mobile data. Competition in fixed broadband has been heightened by the incumbents. Although an average industry ARPU remained in a