quarter. However, the Thai economy is expected to grow continually from last year, thanks to the expansion of exports and tourism sectors as well as an increase in government consumption. In addition, the
end. At the same time, the industry competition is anticipated to remain high with pricing strategy to address low affordability. Amid this uncertainty, AIS continue to focus on creating differentiation
to THB 10,145mn, predominantly due to the increase in revenue from hotel operations as a result of the hotel portfolio expansion and revenue from the sales of Mo Chit Land. • EBITDA reached THB 3,195mn
cost. EBITDA in 3Q22 was Bt22,091mn dropped -3.5%YoY mostly from resumed marketing spending and surging network OPEX due to higher utility price and network expansion. It dropped -1.2% QoQ due to core
cost. EBITDA in 3Q22 was Bt22,091mn dropped -3.5%YoY mostly from resumed marketing spending and surging network OPEX due to higher utility price and network expansion. It dropped -1.2% QoQ due to core
cost. EBITDA in 3Q22 was Bt22,091mn dropped -3.5%YoY mostly from resumed marketing spending and surging network OPEX due to higher utility price and network expansion. It dropped -1.2% QoQ due to core
FY20. Depreciation & amortization was Bt38,601mn, increasing 5.5%YoY from 2600MHz spectrum acquisition in 1Q20 and 4G/5G network expansion offsetting with fully depreciated 3G network equipment
expanded at a slower pace compared with the same period last year due to a contraction in merchandise exports resulting from uncertainty in the trade policies of major countries and the Baht’s ongoing
economic uncertainty caused by the trade war between US and China, the conflicts in the Middle East and the unpredictability of the political situation in Europe. These factors have impacted to Thailand
. Including uncertainty from the US economic policy Therefore, the overall of the world economy is growing at a slower rate. While the Thai economy continues to grow at a slow rate as well Although the economy