, blended APRU rose 0.6% QoQ to Bt256, driven by growing data usage (VoU) at 6.7GB/data sub/month and a larger proportion of postpaid subscribers which represented 18% of total subscribers from 16% in 4Q16
reductions in tick size. • The general consensus in the literature is that a larger tick size is indeed associated with wider bid-ask spread, while the evidence on trading volume is mixed. Literature review
-year guidance, underpinned by improved 4G network and larger AIS Fibre coverage. QoQ, revenue slightly dropped by 0.8%. The handset campaigns were more selective, resulting in lower marketing expense
ability to capture a larger portion of the value chain as well as reliably meet customer needs across geographies. Other 50% is contributed by PET and Fibers. On a LTM basis, the higher-margins HVA
50% of the earnings, making it the single larg- est segment, and provides IVL the ability to capture a larger portion of the value chain as well as re- liably meet customer needs across geographies
structures, thus implying a negative relationship between the debt-to-asset ratio and the PE ratio (Ramcharran, 2002). Larger companies generally have higher PE ratios than do smaller companies partly because
) postpaid segm Bt30,715mn in regulatory fee and bad debt. the FY17 guida 2Q17 Fina Revenue In 2Q17, AIS’ t and 0.6% QoQ both mobile a Service revenu YoY and 2.5% larger subscri (excluding IC) higher
continued to increase to Bt257 or +0.4% QoQ following the larger postpaid base and VOU growth. AIS Fibre continued to ramp up with a net addition of 50,600 in 1Q18, compared to 39,700 in 4Q17. Focusing on
increasing 13% YoY and 5.3% QoQ from shop expansion and renovation. Bad debt was Bt551mn, increasing 57% YoY in accordance with larger revenue contribution from postpaid segment. QoQ, bad debt dropped 2.6
between postpaid and prepaid from 17% vs 83% in 2Q17 to 19% vs 81% in 2Q18. Following the larger postpaid base, blended ARPU continued to increase by 0.3% QoQ, supported by higher data consumption on 4G