mobile revenue decreasing 0.2% YoY and 1.1% QoQ. However, as the low-tier fixed-speed plans had been seized, we expect the pressure on ARPU to gradually ease. On fixed broadband business “AIS Fibre”, we
were also higher, but these are investments into the future competitiveness of the company. On the upside we expect to see some of the variable cost pressure, notably fuel, to ease in the following
ease this pressure, and with the upward trend in prices, we will continue to expect healthy margins.” 2. Outlook Overall Thai economic activity in the first quarter of 2018 beat expectations with an
consumption and intense competition, AIS Fibre focuses on value added service bundling to increase average revenue per household (ARPH) and ease pressure on ARPU as well as maintain pricing gap from competition
increase average revenue per household (ARPH) and ease pressure on ARPU as well as maintain pricing gap from competition. Enterprise business is anticipated to continue delivering double digit growth
lower current account 2) Central bank monetary policy - gradual tightening of monetary policy could help ease pressure on Thai Baht. However, over- tightening could lead to rise in Thai money market rates
timing for tapering - or ending – of their accommodative monetary policy frameworks. Certain central Asian banks were seen raising their policy rates at the end of 2017 to ease inflationary pressure. In
its 1 day R/P rate five times to 3.25 percent to ease the pressure from rapid baht appreciation and stimulate domestic investments. Meanwhile, investors predicted no further rate cuts and consequently
. However, the pace of expansion is expected to ease if downside risks, such as the continuing U.S. and China trade dispute, materialize. In addition, Thailand is scheduled to hold elections on 24th of March