Acquisition or Disposal of Asset BE 2547 (2004) dated 29 October 2004 (as amended) (the “Notification on Acquisition or Disposal of Assets"). The highest transaction value equals 40.27 percent based on the
transaction based on the criteria under the Notifications on Acquisition or Disposal of Assets and based upon the 3-month interim consolidated financial statements ended 31 March 2020 of the Company, reviewed
:IDR13,999 as of 11 December 2019. Based on the financial statements as at 30 September 2019, the price payable by the Bank for the 89.12 percent of the total shares of Permata (excluding other expenses) would
information to the SET. The calculation of the Transaction size is based on the audited financial statements of the Company for the period of twelve months ended December 31, 2017 by the Company’s auditor and
price is the agreed price, considering in appropriate and based on the book value including the past performance and the business trend. (6) Proportion of Shareholding Shareholding Proportion before
approximately Baht 346,566,732.341) (“Transaction” ) . The size of the Transaction calculated based on the total value of consideration paid criteria, which gives the highest value, is equivalent to 0.87 per cent
acquisition or disposal of assets B.E.2547. When calculating the size of transaction based on the total value of consideration, the total value of consideration is approximately Baht 393.17 million (calculated
segment of IVL was adversely impacted due to steeply lower crude oil price impacting margins of MTBE & Int. EG as shale gas lost its advantage against naphtha based producers. • Mobility & Lifestyle Fibers
of Finance (11,730.46) (53,453.22) (50,852.08) (48,604.38) Income (Expense) Tax Revenue (95.68) (126.16) 9.88 9.04 Net Profit 50,264.12 247,243.17 253,313.55 196,669.93 Based on the above financial
which may affect the margin rate, including types, characteristics and ratio of the margin by at least including the following details: (1) daily calculation of the risk value based on price volatility