faded tourists and decline in new subscriber acquisition as a large number of telecom shops residing in shopping malls were mandated to close. While more people are working from home mostly started in the
. Solid demand for home connectivity driven by pandemic AIS Fibre, fixed broadband business (FBB), continued growing strongly with subscriber growth of 29% vs overall market growth of 10-12% driven by
partnership with Jaymart, a local well-known retail chain for telecom/ IT products, to enhance our acquisition strategy in key competing areas. Another is the collaboration with Singtel to launch a cross-border
reaching Bt8,436mn, a 21% increase YoY. The growth was underpinned by 435,100 net additions, or an estimated 25% of industry’s net add share, which totaled year-end subscribers at 1.77mn. With a service
revenue recovered QoQ due to strong subscriber acquisition as well as demand driven by government stimulus package. Fixed broadband and Enterprise business continued its growth momentum driven by the
re-opening the telecom shops in malls. Meanwhile, price competition remained fluid as operators continued offering low-end unlimited data plans in prepaid segment. Despite these challenges, we
recovery in EU economy and the start of mass production of this product, resulting in a continuous sales growth since last year. However, sales of Telecom Power System (TPS) products declined 13.3% from the
revenue growth of 26% YoY, outpacing the industry growth. This was driven by healthy net subscriber addition of 60,400 in the quarter despite aggressive price competition; and marked a total subscriber of
. Government enforced fully lockdown with varying degree of restriction within the 2Q causing significant economic impact. For telecom, new subscriber acquisition as well as handset sale remained weak while