, inclusive of CSL’s revenue and equipment rental from partnership with TOT (see significant event). Excluding IC and equipment rental, service revenue would have been +5.7% YoY and +1.6% QoQ, against the FY18
revenue”, grew 5.4%YoY from the demand for EDS and Cloud. Network OPEX excluding cost of TOT partnership was +9.4% increase YoY, as the base rental and utilities increased from 4G/5G network expansion
was driven by added subscribers of 209,300 or around (estimated) 20% share of industry which totaled year- end subscribers at 730,500. On other digital services, AIS continued to scale up several
mobile business. For QoQ, total revenue dropped -by 10% from the high season of iPhone sales in 4Q21. Core service revenue (excluding IC and TOT partnership) was Bt32,770mn, improving by 1.1% YoY from
demand to work from home. By leveraging mobile subscriber base and expanding coverage across 77 cities, FBB achieved 1.3 million subscribers in FY20 and reached 12% subscriber market share from 10% in FY19
service revenue (excluding IC and TOT partnership) was Bt32,353mn, flat YoY and QoQ from a decrease in mobile revenue offset by solid growth in fixed broadband and enterprise segment. Mobile revenue was
Protection for Subscribers upon the Expiration of Concession Agreements or the Agreement to Operate B.E. 2013. and (2) the Arbitral Tribunal ordering TRUE to pay TOT Public Company Limited (“TOT”) penalty for
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
changes in network OPEX ( excluding cost of TOT partnership + 10% YoY, -1.6% QoQ) and SG&A (+7.1% YoY, -2.6% QoQ) . Net profit was reported at Bt7,615mn, decreasing 5.3% YoY due to higher network and
pandemic, but flat QoQ. Core service revenue (excluding IC and TOT partnership) was 32,425mn, decreasing -2%YoY from continuing decline in mobile revenue but increasing 1%QoQ from recovered mobile revenue