. It was still challenging for telecom sector particularly in the mobile business due to weak consumer spending and revenue loss from traveler sector due to international travel restriction. Fixed

. Government enforced fully lockdown with varying degree of restriction within the 2Q causing significant economic impact. For telecom, new subscriber acquisition as well as handset sale remained weak while

FY21 revenue guidance to be flat or slightly decline and EBITDA to be flat. This follows the rising downside risk to the already weak economy driven by the prolonged impact of Coronavirus stem from the

1 FY20 MD&A Advanced Info Service Plc. Executive Summary Mobile business affected by weak economy and competition in data pricing Slowdown in economic and business activities had been observed

expanded robustly, adding 290k mainly from pre- to-post migration with our good customer perception on our 5G service. Overall, blended ARPU dropped -5.9% QoQ and -0.6% QoQ to Bt223/sub/month due to weak

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

quarter again on target. We met our key financial objectives, such as EBITDA and net income, despite a very weak sugar season, via launching commercial sales of a new product, extending the export markets

, BAY, GSB, BAAC, and SCB) had total transactions of 1,650,528 transactions per month, increasing 73.0% YoY. • Lending outstanding amount was Bt93mn (NPL 0.5%). • Number of “Boonterm kiosk” was 130,274

continued to contract due to the weak domestic and external demand affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The government measures imposed by several countries around the world in order to contain the outbreak

(especially in vehicles) in line with the improvement in household income from both farm and non-farm income. However, growth in non-durable and semi-durable goods remains weak. Private investment also