purchase specified in the share purchase agreement for NML shares to Baht 50,000,000 for NML and NML agrees to release all obligations owed by the Company to NML as appearing on the Company’s financial

members to ensure efficient derivatives clearing and settlement, including in the case of default on the obligations; (4) business continuity management, with measures that meet international standards in a

Contractual Obligations and Off-Balance Sheet Arrangements Please see Note to Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2018 Item 24 Commitment and contingent liabilities. 6 Forward looking The

repayment at Bt2.2 million at the rate of MLR minus percent of fixed rate per annum 2.2.4 Long-term debt of FPT under rehabilitation plan was of Bt4.7 million. 2.2.5 The Employee benefit obligations was of

22,377,342 21,162,832 18,556,497 Cost of services 15,018,083 14,209,267 12,203,486 Financial cost - - 3,379 Long-term employee benefit obligations 2,736,668 2,556,125 2,432,876 Other administrative expenses

19.10 548.85% Employee benefit obligations 16.41 7.70 8.71 113.12% Other non-current liabilities 20.41 12.10 8.31 68.68% Total non-current liabilities 164.46 166.98 (2.52) (1.51%) Total liabilities

results of the Company. • The Company had no guarantee for outsiders or any obligation in project investment or other similar obligations that may effect to its operation. Factors Affecting Business

to the agreement made with the Company in order for preventing any conflict of interests which may cause, still honor his obligations under such agreement on a continuous basis as well. The substance

plan with Bangchak Petroleum Plc. was of Bt11.5 million. 2.2.5 The Employee benefit obligations was of Bt939.3 million according to Labor Protection Laws as TAS no.19 on employee benefits. 2.3

the terms of the loan, and fundamentally important for several bindings The Company has been able to repay debts and doing business as per commitment. 5 Contractual Obligations and Off-Balance Sheet