Investment Banking Club who have actively participated and contributed to our collaborative efforts to develop a reliable capital market as a robust fundraising platform that enhances the business sector’s

mobile ARPU improvement as well as an increasing number of fixed broadband customers. Sales revenue was Bt7,488mn, a decrease 9.9% YoY from softened competition but rose 49% QoQ due to seasonality. Sales

is expected to continue its robust growth underpinned by increasing 4G usage on video content and social media as well as overall improving economic environment. After two years of 4G launch, network

revenue (Bt3,957mn) strongly rose 19% YoY driven by increased demand for home connectivity from the lockdown. Enterprise non-mobile remained robust and grew 12%YoY in revenue from increasing demand for

mobile business and cost control In 1Q21, core service revenue was Bt32,425mn, decreasing -2%YoY but increasing 1%QoQ from rebounded mobile revenue and robust growth in fixed broadband. Continuous 5G/4G

quarter revenue addition from TTTBB acquisition. FBB illustrated significant growth from TTTBB contribution and quality customer growth Fixed broadband revenue reached Bt7,118mn, demonstrated a robust

, increasing 20% YoY from TTTBB consolidation and organic business growth, while increasing 1.4% QoQ driven by continued demand for mobile and fixed broadband connectivity. FBB maintained a growth engine

among particular segments including teens and tourists. Fixed broadband saw healthy growth focusing on FMC AIS Fibre has achieved robust results with revenue growing 27% YoY and 6. 3% QoQ while net

, strongly increasing 30% YoY due to robust demand from the continuation of the work-from-home trend, with a net increase of 93k subscribers in the quarter. Although price competition remained intense as

. 3Q21 Financial summary In 3Q21, AIS recorded a total revenue of Bt42,377mn, increasing 1.6% YoY underpinned by robust growth in FBB and enterprise businesses, but decreasing -0.9% QoQ from a decrease on