rationale for using such assumptions in preparation of the pro forma financial statements, and to render opinion on the reasonableness and feasibility of such pro forma financial statements in the case where
, impairments and feasibility study (Net)1 58 41 43% 30 (1) 76 (60)% Other Extraordinary Income/(Expense) (2) 99 (102)% (2) 1 99 (102)% = Net Profit after Tax and NCI 819 615 33% 69 307 298 (77)% 1 A gain on
respective shareholdings (Rights Offering)) to rebounding the performance of the company into positive as expected. 7.2 Feasibility of the proceeds utilization plan The Company expects that the issuance and
fully subscribes. (2) Feasibility of the plan for utilizing the proceeds The Company expects that the capital increase to allocate newly-issued ordinary shares to existing shareholders in proportion to
any control dilution, given that every shareholder fully subscribes. (2) Feasibility of the plan for utilizing the proceeds The Company expects that the capital increase to allocate newly-issued
the share subscription and to receive return altogether on the Company’s future performance without any control dilution, given that every shareholder fully subscribes. (2) Feasibility of the plan for
Limited) 33.37 percent of total shares. In this regard, SAFE plans to invest in more other projects and is on the process of feasibility study. 4 6. Benefits to the Company related to the capital increase
, SAFE plans to invest in more other projects and is on the process of feasibility study. 4 6. Benefits to the Company related to the capital increase/share allotment. This capital increase under a general
feasibility of providing a credit rating for a type of entity or obligation that is materially different from the entities or obligations the CRA currently rates. 1.13 A CRA should establish and maintain a
operation of the Company in a long run. (2) Feasibility of the plan for utilizing proceeds received from the offering of the newly- issued ordinary shares The Company expects that the issuance and offering of