power was limited following rising energy price and inflation. The increased cost of living put pressure on consumers to spend wisely and reduced costs where required. The economic recovery benefited
power was limited following rising energy price and inflation. The increased cost of living put pressure on consumers to spend wisely and reduced costs where required. The economic recovery benefited
power was limited following rising energy price and inflation. The increased cost of living put pressure on consumers to spend wisely and reduced costs where required. The economic recovery benefited
, especially in the large enterprises. We continue to see the long-term trend of digital transformation driving the fundamental demand of enterprises to gradually transform their operation and business models
effectively. Consequently, we recorded Bt5,251mn in revenue, growing 26% YoY. Soften EBITDA from cost pressure AIS EBITDA in FY22 was Bt89,731mn, dropped -1.8%YoY mostly from a surging electricity price and
remained concentrated on smaller packages as consumers affected by sluggish economy are seeking for value-for-money. Therefore, the industry ARPU remained under pressure amidst weak spending environment
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
base and capturing rising demand in home connectivity. Enterprise non mobile focuses on support need for digital transformation with telecom infrastructure and services in cloud, cyber security and ICT
has been growing steadily due to the continued economic stimulus of the government and the economic pressure in previous year both from domestic and international have been reducing its negative impacts
Cloud, Data center and ICT solution following digital transformation trend. Overall, total revenue increased 4.1% YoY with significant increase in handset sales due to the low baseline from lockdown last