% YoY) would continue from pressure in cost. AIS FY22 CAPEX will remain approx. 30bn to ensure that we continue to invest adequately for 5G network quality leadership. Market and Competitive Environment
spike in cases of new variant in 2Q21 and still continue, as well as the issue on vaccine supplies. Our network capex remains between 25-30bn to ensure we invest for leadership both on network quality and
processes to gain fair market share and expand our scale in respective businesses . • Mobile revenue to continue under pressure: Albeit weak consumer spending, AIS aims to lead with 5G service emphasizing on
improved by 31%, Fibers improved by 10% and feedstock improved the most by 46% Y-o-Y. We expect imports and customers to continue to exert margin pressure; however the im- provements seen in the PET business
do foresee that this business will pick-up in Q4 and next year, even if the sector in general remains under stress, as our new pioneering flux product gains traction replacing imported alternative
to put pressure on consumers’ mobile spending. Unlike 1Q21, there were no government stimulus campaigns aimed at boosting consumer spending in this quarter. Mobile competition remained aggressive due
$/BBL, a decline of 1.51 $/BBL compared to 2018, due to pressures from the tense situation engendered by the trade war between the US and China causing the Gasoline demand to retract and further pressure