-competitive environment. The revenue recorded at Bt10,064mn, an increase of 19% YoY. AIS focuses on a fixed-mobile- content convergence (FMC) strategy alongside consistent service standards and introducing
programs. • Fixed broadband maintains the growth momentum to outpace the industry growth – Despite lower demands from less requirement to work from home, AIS will continue to increase penetration in new
subscribers increased 41% QoQ to stand at 5.5mn from efforts to encourage 5G adoption through affordable 5G packages and device bundling. AIS Fibre continued surging and closed 3Q22 at 2.1mn with net increase
subscribers increased 41% QoQ to stand at 5.5mn from efforts to encourage 5G adoption through affordable 5G packages and device bundling. AIS Fibre continued surging and closed 3Q22 at 2.1mn with net increase
subscribers increased 41% QoQ to stand at 5.5mn from efforts to encourage 5G adoption through affordable 5G packages and device bundling. AIS Fibre continued surging and closed 3Q22 at 2.1mn with net increase
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
AIS PLAY video platform, AIS has started to implement a fixed-mobile-content (FMC) convergence strategy to acquire/retain quality customer segments in order to increase revenue per household in the long
9M21, AIS’ performance was in-line with the guidance, delivering a flat core service revenue due to on-going impact of the pandemic while reported slightly increase in EBITDA (+2% YoY). FY21 guidance is
, blended ARPU decreased by 4.6%YoY to Bt224/sub/month. AIS Fibre customer growth was accelerated during the pandemic, with a net increase of 435k subscribers in FY21. At the end of FY21, AIS Fibre had 1.77mn
revenue, AIS continued to invest for network quality and capacity through deployment of additional bandwidth recently acquired while coverage expansion mostly done the year earlier, resulted in lower capex