down in line with the expansion of overall economy. Consumer loan expanded at a slower rate, partly due to fund raising by issuing debentures to perform loan repayments by business sector. Besides, the

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

expansion of its outlets network, with a focus on mainly establishing new outlets in shopping malls, while also giving importance to continued effective costs management so as to both support the ongoing

acquired in 2018 (PET – Brazil & Egypt; PTA – Portugal & Rotterdam expansion) and an operating rate of 89%. Overall production volume was lower as a result of partial shutdown in India (59 days) due to

282 million. • Net cash flow from financing activities of Baht 500 million resulting from long-term loan agreements with the financial institution of IRPC-CP, in-line with the cash flow plan to support

Netherlands due to delay in the brownfield expansion, further reduction in PET and PTA production in the Netherlands (FM in 4Q18), unplanned shutdown in Poland (PET 4Q18), further normalization of IPA margin

operation of water supply in Phuket and Phang-Nga, and forecast investment budget and seeking contractor to preparation in the project area for reservoir and plumbing along the road to support the water

total of Baht 28,197,293,670 in which the company has been successful in following the capital increase plan while also adjusting the financial structure to an appropriate level, as well as to support

volume growth. There were an expansion of service station locations, the number of service station as of the end of 2018 was 1,175 locations, with 74 new service stations. The company has also rebranded

, slightly decreased from 0.35: 1 as at December 31, 2016. In summary, the Company had appropriate capital structure. GFPT Group Expansion Plan For the next 3-5 years, the Company has planned for its future