chain disruptions as economic activities in China were put on hold. The disruption of activities in industries affected by the Covid-19 outbreak, combined with the curfew’s curtailing of business

negative growth for over the past 2 years according to Nielsen Thailand, but also play a vital role in expanding current domestic business of the Group and in the future in relation to the growing demand and

follows: Revenue structure categorized by business groups (Unit: Million Baht) Q1/2023 Q1/2024 Increase (Decrease) %YoY Amount % Amount % Retail Business 2,175.67 62.97% 2,406.90 67.47% 231.22 10.63

increased from business expansion. For the 9M/2018, the net profit improved by Baht 420 million or 17% from 9M/2017. The gain was primarily due to start-up of IRPC-CP Phase 2 and ISP1 in Q4/2017 and the

December 2019 To: Managing Director of the Stock Exchange of Thailand Business Overview In 2019, the impact of trade war between the United States and China, together with the global economic slowdown caused

% Finance cost -5.95 -0.92 5.03 548% Income tax expenses -2.67 -0.94 1.73 185% Net income for period 13.66 10.49 3.17 30% Earnings per share (THB) 0.05 0.03 0.02 59% FY 2018 FY 2017 YoY change YoY % change

% in the domestic. A slight drop in the domestic was due to the sluggish demand as major business activities interrupted and curfew measures implemented during late March to June in Thailand to confine

at least a. business overview; b. financial information; c. risk factors; d. capitalization and indebtedness statement; and e. credit rating (if any). D. Liens In case of issuing secured debt

second quarter of 2020. The strict lock down policy have been put in place for all countries around the world. All business sectors were impacted during this period, especially tourism sector, resulting

start to recognize revenue from the solar power plant in Japan, Ichinoseki Solar Power 1GK (ISP1). This marks an important milestone for GPSC and PTT group in expanding its power business abroad also