frameworks in due course.  The Bank of Thailand The Securities and Exchange Commission Ministry of Finance 25 January 2022 Note: * The SEC has published the

(BGRIM) at “A” with “stable” outlook. The rating reflects the company’s position as one of the leading private power producers in Thailand, its well-diversified portfolio of cogeneration power units under

experienced moderate growth amid global economic uncertainty, driven by the expansion of private consumption and tourism sectors, while the purchasing power of the grassroots consumer remained challenging. AIS

percent, a gross profit of 662.93 million baht (1Q2019: 634.56 million baht), an increase of 28.37 million baht or 4.47 percent. Profit before finance costs, tax expense, depreciation and amortization was

temporary suspended. Private consumption contracted as a result of weakening purchasing power and high household debt. Government have implemented financial relief measure to help those affected by the COVID

including utility bills and tax campaign which temporarily stimulated the private consumption. Nonetheless, inherent risks lay in structural challenges such as high household debt, delayed government budget

as follows: The entering into the Marketing Support Service Agreement between Dream Islands Development 2 Private Limited ("DID 2") (a subsidiary of the Company having 99.99 percent of total issued and

downturn in the goods-producing sector intensified, while agricultural output continued to fall amid a lingering drought. Consequently, annual private consumption growth moderated, while business and

CAT Telecom, the Distribution of Router and Switch to large private companies and the D–ticket Project of State Railway of Thailand. Furthermore, the several projects in Q2–2020 were affected by the

under Clause 7 (1) or (2) or Clause 9: (1) the Bank of Thailand; (2) the Financial Institutions Development Fund; (3) the Export-Import Bank of Thailand; (4) the Industrial Finance Corporation of Thailand