of the Thai baht and the intense competition which caused the exports to shrink from the previous year. Domestic consumption was also affected by high living expenses and household debt, as well as the

14,329.7mn, an increase of THB 3,871.8mn from the previous year • Net debt to Equity ratio3 as of 31 December 2018 equals 0.96 times Operating result Q4/18 and 2018 Revenue and Backlog2 Source of income (Unit

and the Diplomat 39 which is a project purchased for sale • Net debt to Equity ratio2 as of 31 March 2019 equals 0.84 times Changes in accounting policy and reclassification in 1Q/19 During the three

31 Dec 2018 = 7,204.35 million Baht Proportion of Interest-Bearing Debt Long term loan 44% Debenture 33% Long term loan due in 1 year 12% Short term loan 11% Long term loan 39% Debenture 35% Long term

Company, therefore, the interesting bearing debt to equity ratio and the debt to equity ratio of shareholders do not exceed 1:1 which is in compliance with the Company’s policy. The financial costs are also

60.3% 2,201.82 64.2% 80.12 3.8% Total assets 3,520.17 100.0% 3,432.22 100.0% -87.95 -2.5% Current liabilities 1,230.19 35.0% 1,471.35 42.9% 241.16 19.6% Interest Bearing Debt - Current 940.37 26.7

658.98 16.19 Total Liabilities 5,344.09 4,593.56 750.53 16.34 Total sharehoder's equity 3,561.77 3,959.51 (397.74) (10.05) Interest bearing debt to equity ratio 1.33 1.03 Debt to equity ratio 1.50 1.16

Baht from sale of assets that the Company can further utilize as debt repayment, which will relief risks from litigation to be initiated by relevant trade debtors. This will also enhance financial

expansion is still subjected to the rising cost of living, in which the inflation rate in 4Q/2022 reached 5.8%, the household debt ratio is considered high amid the increasing trend of interest burden but

1.05% from the previous quarter. However, substance economic challenges are remained such as global economic recession as a result of policy interest rate increment, high household debt level increasing