%, with organic growth contributing 9%, demonstrating the strong market demand for PET as IVL being the global leader in this space. However, volume increase was offset by a decline in EBITDA/t which was
of 750 kt by 2025 to become the leader in recycle PET complementing its virgin PET business. Our recent PET recycling acquisitions in Brazil and Poland are in line with our stated strategy. Undoubtedly
(in Thailand and Cambodia) under the order of the government. ECC’s operation has resumed in August 2020 onwards. Regarding its investment in The Caterers Joint Stock Company, a leader in the food and
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E_1 Legal_FA_2015_12_29-c A brWCorpL.1hig A Executive Summary Management Discussion and Analysis For the Quarter Ending September 30, 2019 Thai economic activity in the third quarter of 2019 continued to see limited support, after growing by 2.30 percent in the second quarter. The Thai economy did show some signs of strength in the third quarter, due mostly to the low base effect of the same period last year, especially in the tourism sector. However, exports and private investment – two major e...
thousand litres per day (+52%) or 85% utilization rate. As for average B100 price in this quarter declined, which coincides with crude palm oil prices, due to market supply surplus of oil palm, along with
surplus impacting exporters’ revenue in Baht terms and negating the positive impacts from the domestic economic expansions. Additionally, trade policies of the United States and relating countries still
with the temporary maintenance closure of some oil refineries in the last quarter of the year. Nevertheless, the current account remained in surplus with the value of imports contracted at a greater rate
negatively impact export and investment 3) Less surplus of Thailand’s current account due to rising oil price from geopolitical risk especially in the Middle East and 4) Normalizing of interest rates