dtac, Thailand

dtac is the second largest mobile operator in Thailand.

dtac offers mobile services to its customers through contract and prepaid tariff plans.

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dtac, Thailand at a glance

Key facts

23.434 million mobile subscriptions (Q1 2012)
5,223 employees (Q1 2012)
Total revenues of NOK 14,585 million (2011)
Monthly Mobile ARPU: NOK 51 (Q1 2012)
Telenor’s economic exposure in dtac is 65.5 % (as of 31 March 2011)
Listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand and the Singapore Exchange
The headquarters are located in Bangkok
CEO: Jon Eddy Abdullah

Caring about the environment
dtac is making the fight against climate change a priority. They are taking action through a number of programmes, designed to engage the entire compan

Historical background
dtac was established in 1989 and Telenor became a shareholder in 2001.

Analytical information
For detailed information on regulatory matters, network, licenses and competitors, see our business descriptions for dtac.

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Key figures (NOK in millions)

	4th quarter		Year
	2011	2010	2011	2010
Revenues
Subscription and traffic	2 651	2 640	10 237	9 869
Interconnect revenues	803	786	3 037	2 975
Other mobile revenues	51	115	264	368
Non-mobile revenues	264	214	1 047	636
Total revenues	3 769	3 755	14 585	13 848

EBITDA before other items	1 129	1 307	5 004	4 820
Operating profit	725	864	3 430	3 177

EBITDA before other items/Total revenues (%)	29,9	34,8	34,3	34,8
Capex	577	316	1 072	797

No. of subscriptions - Change in quarter/Total (in thousands):	352	684	23 217	21 620
ARPU - monthly (NOK)	50	54	49	52
Exchange rate			0,1838	0,1910