quarter as well as a softer demand for biodiesel blending due to the impact from the coronavirus (COVID-19) . Thanks to the government policy to absorb crude palm oil surplus, the government delegated the

participate in the supply reduction had to stop fuel pipeline transfers, leading to lower production and export of crude oil; alleviating market pressure from excess supplies. Also, active oil rig counts in the

with the temporary maintenance closure of some oil refineries in the last quarter of the year. Nevertheless, the current account remained in surplus with the value of imports contracted at a greater rate

production rate, lowering average cost per unit. Overall, average selling price of B100 product adjusted downward from the previous quarter from the Crude Palm Oil price crisis due to excess supplies of palm

65,804.00 19.63 Shareholders’ equity Issued and paid-up share capital 15,075.00 13,675.00 10.24 Capital surplus (deficit) from common shares 3,399.43 - - Other component of shareholders’ equity (65.02) (58.02

2019 Paid 7June 2019 Paid Last payment 25July 2019 Last payment 25July 2019 Last payment 25 July 2019 Transaction Size 30.39% 4.34% 43.39% 3.05% 43.63% 9.60% 13.06% 147.46% Source of Fund - Excess

there will be additional surplus liquidity from operations and the capital increase from the IPO during the period which there are no plans to use the funds as stated in the prospectus. The Company’s

, coupled with high excess production capacity, resulted in a contraction in private investment. However, public spending continued to grow from current expenditure through disbursals for public health

to surplus capacity in of IPA post the spike profitability in 2017. This segment was further impacted by the unplanned shutdown of our Spartanburg site which also impacted our Specialty Fibers

domestic palm oil surplus, as a result, demand of domestic methyl ester grew higher than usual. Due to the lower crude palm oil price, methyl ester price in 1Q2019 was at 23.98 Baht/kg, dropped by 4.53 Baht