; (3) Thai government securities as follows: (a) treasury bills; (b) Government bonds; (c) Bank of Thailand bills and bonds; (d) bonds, bills of exchange, promisory notes, or debentures under which the

government securities as follows: (a) treasury bills; (b) Government bonds; 3 (c) Bank of Thailand bills and bonds; (d) bonds, bills of exchange, promisory notes, or debentures under which the Ministry of

the countermeasures taken by the government to control social gathering activities, including travel restrictions and the closure of venues considered high-risk areas, the Thai economy in 2020 is

result, Private investment has declined dramatically while the Tourism sector has not yet recovered. The overall economic support comes from the government spending. Both fixed expenses and capital

the following factors: 1) gradual relaxation of COVID-19 epidemic control measures and progress in vaccination 2) the impact of outstanding demand from the previous quarter and 3) government policies

fuel tariff rate (Ft) during May - August 2020 at the rate of -11.60 satang per unit for 4 months (excluding VAT). In addition, the government has measures to help people such as reducing electricity

the case of exercise the Right of Investment in Laemchabang International Ro-Ro Terminal Co., Ltd. ("LRT”) by to the purchase of 29 percent of shares of NYKT International Terminal Co., Ltd. from Nippon

palm oil and crude palm kernel oil (CPKO) comparing with previous year. Under these circumstances, the Thai government has maintained biodiesel mandate at B7 for whole year. In addition, the government

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

government sectors, certain state enterprises, and private sectors for the sale and purchase of electricity and natural gas, electricity usage, purchase of machinery and rental agreements. As of 31 December