plans to suit customer’s usage pattern. Prepaid competition, however, remained challenging with offering of large data allowance on low-tier package during the quarter to date. AIS selectively offered
instructed POLAR to conduct a special audit on the sources, existence and completeness of the accounting records and the disclosure in the financial statements of the liabilities whose material information
clarify and disclose information in the following matters: (1) the true existence and legal rights on the coal mines, and (2) the report on the re-assessment results of the fair values of the mining
tourist-related industries and growth remained sporadically in the affluent segment with higher purchasing power. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt33,130mn, improved 1.0% YoY but slightly
tourist-related industries and growth remained sporadically in the affluent segment with higher purchasing power. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt33,130mn, improved 1.0% YoY but slightly
tourist-related industries and growth remained sporadically in the affluent segment with higher purchasing power. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt33,130mn, improved 1.0% YoY but slightly
1 Executive Summary AIS continued to build on leadership in mobile data through improved 4G quality and brand perception. In 1Q17, CAPEX of Bt11.5bn was spent to strengthen 4G network quality through
Bt20,000-25,000mn, to continue enhancing the quality of 4G network, which continues to grow and is serving 66% of total customer base. Fixed broadband business grew healthily AIS Fibre reported a sequential
9.6% of postpaid sub base, totaling 1mn subscribers. With high demand from consumers requiring access to work and study at home during the pandemic, AIS fibre had a robust acquisition with 104k net adds
resulted in weak consumer spending, particularly on mobile services. However, remote working continued to provide decent demand for home broadband. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt32,770mn