. 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

revenue of 685 million baht. The reasons are, mainly, as follows; o Improving in domestic market, especially, in traditional trade 219% and also increase in revenue from government contract (G-G) 585% o

summary The COVID-19 pandemic has affected AIS mobile subscribers, particularly from the contraction in traveler segment. Prepaid segment saw a decline of 1.7 million or -5%YoY mainly from loss in tourist

an unfavorable condition of the Company’s traditional trade channel because of the terminated contract with the distributor, which was effective since 30 June 2019. Further in this year, the period

unfavorable condition of the Company’s traditional trade channel as the Company appointed a large-sized distributor for the channel since the first quarter of 2018 but later terminated the contract with the

the previous year due to an unfavorable condition of the Company’s traditional trade channel as the Company appointed a large-sized distributor for the channel since the first quarter of 2018 but later

same period of the previous year due to an unfavorable condition of the Company’s traditional trade channel as the Company appointed a large-sized distributor for the channel since the first quarter of 2

tourist SIM, while prepaid ARPU declined -3.9%QoQ to Bt156 following low price unlimited data plan as well as the effect of the NBTC’s campaigns causing lower top-up. Overall, blended ARPU declined to Bt239

and robust growth in fixed broadband.  Mobile revenue was Bt29,351mn, decreasing -3.2%YoY as price competition coupled with revenue loss from traveler segment but increasing 1.2%QoQ from improved new

tourists faded, revenue from internal roaming and prepaid tourist SIM which normally contributes around 2-2.5% of service revenue declined by 43% YoY. Prepaid subscribers also declined by 891k due to the