to THB 10,145mn, predominantly due to the increase in revenue from hotel operations as a result of the hotel portfolio expansion and revenue from the sales of Mo Chit Land. • EBITDA reached THB 3,195mn

significantly by 222.5% YoY to THB 1,481mn, predominantly due to the consolidation of the acquired hotel business in Europe (Vienna House), the improving operating performance of our hotels in Thailand and the

trading parties. When compared to Q3/2018, revenue declined 13% YoY, predominantly due to the decline in revenue from petroleum related businesses following the lower selling price per unit, while total

by Baht 28.8 million or 121.5% when compared to the same period last year. The increase was chiefly from new project development and acquisition-related costs from overseas investments. 4

million, chiefly from crude oil and oil products reserves, after the gas compressor unit within the hydrocrack unit was subject to maintenance.  Other current assets increased THB 118 million, mainly

30.19 million, rising year-on-year by Baht 14.39 million or 91.13%. This was chiefly ascribed rising in the Company’s commission following the increase in sale. 3. Administrative expenses The Company’s

%. This was chiefly ascribed to a Baht 2.77 million increase in the Company’s commission following the increase in sale. 4. Administrative expenses The Company’s administrative expenses in Q3/2018 accounted

Thailand recorded decrease in total electricity sales by 6% QoQ, predominantly from average irradiation hours of most projects adjusted downward due to weather conditions becoming less clear. 2. Wind power

incurred selling expenses of Baht 9.20 million, going up year-on-year by Baht 5.12 million or 125.49%. This was chiefly ascribed to a Baht 6.82 million increase in the Company’s commission payment upon sales

expenses In Q2/2018, the Company incurred selling expenses of Baht 12.23 million, rising year-on-year by Baht 7.65 million or 167.03%. This was chiefly ascribed to a Baht 7.81 million increase in the