target group of customers can maintain their purchasing power. For recurring income business, in November 2019, the Company kicked off the construction of “Hotel Kitch”, a 72-room hotel that will be

expense approximately by Baht 510 - 940 Million through the concession agreement period. 2. On June 28, 2018, the Company sold all 7.5 percent of investment in Xayaburi Power Company Limited (XPCL) to CK

99.97%   14,388.23 99.95% 82.41 0.58% Cost of sales and services   12,914.68 90.25%   13,159.06 91.41% 244.37 1.89% Gross Profit      1,391.14 9.72%      1,229.18 8.54% (161.97) (11.64%) Other income

: Gross profit = Sales and service income – Cost of sales and services (does not include other income) 3.1. Analysis of 2020 Q1 in comparison with 2019 Q1 results While there was an improvement in Lost Time

1,551.9 1,554.5 1,713.7 (2.6) (0.2) (161.8) (9.4) Profit for the period 122.1 123.0 142.7 (0.9) (0.7) (20.6) (14.4) In Q3–2023, the Thai economy expanded from the previous quarter according to private

power of those consumers relying on agricultural income have been affected by the drought and low commodity prices. However, the impact on private consumption is expected to be eased to some extent by

Company's ordinary shareholders resulting in a decrease in share of profit or voting rights in CAZ decreased from 51.30% to 36.64% or equivalent to not more than 28.57%. However, CAZ will still be the

restrictions and faced 100% drop in foreign tourist numbers. Likewise, the export sector has been affected by declining demand from trading-partner countries. In addition, the purchasing power of consumers is

restriction measures limiting business activities while government offered some subsidies that partially supported consumer purchasing power. Restrictions were gradually relieved beginning September including

source of the Company’s revenue. Despite such impediments, the Company recognized the growth potential from the followings: 1) Increased revenue and profit from new business investment which are: “Elite