maintaining network quality and attractive handset campaigns, AIS targets to acquire and retain quality data users in both postpaid and prepaid segments, while expand AIS fibre coverage to capture untapped
underpinned by growing postpaid segment. Voice revenue was Bt10,351mn, decreasing 17% YoY and 6.6% QoQ from voice-data cannibalization. Non-voice revenue was Bt19,570mn, increasing 21% YoY and 4.6% QoQ
travelers segment revenue declined further due to border closure and travel restriction. In addition, NBTC’s mandate for free data & voice in Apr-May caused significant drop in prepaid top up, while the
, significantly improved 4G network and AIS Fibre coverage. QoQ, the revenue slightly dropped 0.8%. Voice revenue was Bt11,433mn, decreasing 16% YoY and 7.3% QoQ from data cannibalization. Non-voice revenue was
selling unlimited data packages driving the ARPU downward. Nonetheless, our 5G network continued to expand with >26k BTS and reached 85% of the population with our aim to deliver a superior customer
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
aggressive plans which offered a large bucket of data and attractive voice quota were launched in prepaid. Low-end handset subsidies remained selectively offered by area while high- end handset models were
latter half of March, rising mobile data usage and demand for home broadband are offset with the discount and unlimited data plan offerings. In April and May, the NBTC’s mandates for free data and voice