experience. Our all-out effort drove 5G adoption to achieve 5G subscribers in Sep-22 at 5.5mn or 12% of total subscribers, a high growth of 41% QoQ. The ARPU uplift of 5G subscribers stayed about 10-15%. FBB
selling unlimited data packages driving the ARPU downward. Nonetheless, our 5G network continued to expand and reached 85% of the population with our aim to deliver a superior customer experience. Our all
-emerged and further strained tension on economy. Competition around data pricing with unlimited plan remained high and barred monetizing rise in data demand as well as stabilizing ARPU. However, mobile
all business segments. • Mobile revenue is expected to rebound – AIS strives to extend leadership in the mobile sector by capturing the 5G trend and gaining revenue market share, particularly in high
loss and high base of 2Q21 with one-time other income. Revised guidance from rising economic concerns Due to a rising concern on inflation, consumer spending, and continued intense competition, AIS
continued 5G network expansions. We ensured carrying out continuous cost optimization in all areas to soften this impact. Following the declined EBITDA, AIS reported a net profit of Bt26,011mn, decreasing
flat service revenue both qoq and yoy. Our mobile business still contracted (-1.5% yoy, -0.9% qoq) but at much lower pace while the home broadband business hit a new high of demand to work from home (+21
, decreasing -1.9% YoY. For FY22, AIS expects to grow mid-single digit of core service revenue underpinned by all business segments. We target to strengthen our 5G service to capture high-value segment. FBB aims
%. Delivered FY20 performance in-line with guidance from well-managed cost Overall FY20 performance tracked in- line with all guidance. Core serviced revenue of Bt129,594mn declined -5.1%YoY vs guidance of low