moving away from traditional services towards value enhancement such as cross-selling and upselling to better monetize heightened customer demands. Furthermore, operators continue encouraging 5G adoption
, product bundling, and service excellence. AIS also continues its focus on enterprise customer segments that provide solid margins to grow enterprise non-mobile revenue. Positive momentum in Mobile from
subscribers through selective acquisition efforts and executing price restructuring schemes ahead of the market to grow the profitable revenue. The ARPU dropped by -1.5% QoQ in 1Q23 from a peak season in the
streamline and transform every operation to best provide superior experiences for the customers. AIS expects to grow core service revenue at around 3-5% with the main drivers from FBB and Enterprise, while
Company is confident that our strategy and prompt action plans will enable us to navigate the shifting retail landscape in the future. The current business situation First half of 2020 was a challenging
with ongoing data consumption demand, supported by rising tourist arrivals, benefiting the prepaid segment. Competition continued shifting towards value- based offerings with more benefits and
, the flagship brand, continued to grow as customers chose to stay with the trusted brand, on top with a favorable performance of M-150 Black Galingale, the new variant. Thus, M-150 continues its leading
average of crude palm oil price (CPO-DIT) in 2Q2020 was at 22.00 Baht/kg., climbed up by 4.79 Baht/ kg. or 28% compared to 2Q2019 owing to demand growth of biodiesel as mandatory diesel shifting from B7 to
continued to grow well by c.20%. Net profit in Q2/2017 was Baht 61 million, a decrease of 57% YoY due to 1) higher cost per unit resulted from lower capacity utilization; 2) higher depreciation resulted
branded sales continued to grow remarkably by c.60%, while domestic CMG are back on track for growth from recovered sales plus good feedback of the new product. Q3/2017 sales grew 9% QoQ due to recovery