resulted in weak consumer spending, particularly on mobile services. However, remote working continued to provide decent demand for home broadband. Overall, AIS reported core service revenue of Bt32,770mn
service excellence for our customers in all segments. • Mobile revenue remains under pressure – Heighten inflation risk is a key impact in raising cautious spending behavior and adversely influences low-mid
service excellence for our customers in all segments. • Mobile revenue remains under pressure – Heighten inflation risk is a key impact in raising cautious spending behavior and adversely influences low-mid
selling unlimited data packages driving the ARPU downward. Nonetheless, our 5G network continued to expand and reached 85% of the population with our aim to deliver a superior customer experience. Our all
around unlimited data plan. AIS had seen weaken mobile revenue due to consumer spending optimization and loss of revenue from traveler segment led to -6.5%YoY decline in mobile service revenue for FY2020
generated a slight increase in service revenue (+2.1% YoY and 1.4% QoQ). Our mobile business was flat both YoY and QoQ driven by soft consumer spending offset by our movement to retain market share and build
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
retraction of economic activities and consumer spending. The consumer sentiment remains fragile as the country waits for vaccination against the new variant. Despite of such economic weakness, we delivered
loss and high base of 2Q21 with one-time other income. Revised guidance from rising economic concerns Due to a rising concern on inflation, consumer spending, and continued intense competition, AIS
supported by growth across all three businesses. Mobile business (Bt29,591mn, 2.0% YoY and 1.3% QoQ) saw slightly improved spending in 4Q21 after pandemic restriction eased while low-price environment