service, emphasizing on convenience, simplicity, and worry-free to use mobile data. Competition in fixed broadband has been heightened by the incumbents. Although an average industry ARPU remained in a
campaign boosting customer’s spending. In addition, price competition has heightened, underpinned by the low fixed-speed unlimited plans which limit the ARPU growth. For 5G service, our 5G network continued
2023. Core operating profit (defined as Earnings before Interests and Taxes exclude interest income, gain (loss) on exchange rate and other irregular items) reached Baht 618.2 million in Q3 2023; a 5.6
leading to margin increase in all commodity products, supporting the increase in crude oil prices. All of this is translating into stronger than anticipated earnings in first half 2021. Transformation
. Prepaid segment saw a net loss of 276k mainly from seasonal churns of one-time segmented SIMs. However, prepaid ARPU improved 4.6% QoQ to stand at Bt182 due to the price adjustment. Despite heightened price
Bt113,300mn, up from Bt109,700mn, while net debt to EBITDA stood at 1.4x, up from 1.3x. Total equity increased 0.8% to Bt50,821mn, mainly from higher retained earnings. Cash Flow For 9M18, AIS generated
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
limited to certain sales channels. On fixed broadband, competition has heightened. Operators continued to deploy half-price discounts in order to protect churn and acquire new subscriptions. Although an
8.1% from Dec-20 due to an increase in retained earnings. Cash flow In FY21, Cash flow from operation reported Bt86,634mn increasing 1.2% YoY following EBITDA improvement. Total investing cash flow was