has expertise in production, and market, is already showing that there will be a lot of growth due to the increase in revenue in India. In addition, around 80 percent of the Indian population is still

million mainly from the balance of US dollar debt while THB was appreciated against US dollar in this period; and • Non-operating expenses of Baht 125 million, primarily due to 1) a non-cash item of Baht 92

2019 and 15 MW in 6M’2020). EBITDA • EBITDA increased 14.7% y-on-y in Q2’2020 to THB 3,221 million and 24.5% y-on-y in 6M’2020 to THB 6,500 million due to capacity growth, new industrial users and

-on-y in Q3’2019 to Baht 11,751 million and 23.3% y-on-y in 9M’2019 to Baht 32,874 million primarily due to 1) the additions of 856 MW operating capacity during the past 12 months from the commercial

sector’s growth slowed down and private investment slightly dropped. However, private consumption continued to hold up, partly due to improvements in non-farm income and government measures to support low

of loss on exchange rate of THB 26.27 million due to the fact that the Thai Baht value appreciated against US Dollar and the Company had the foreign trade receivables about USD 21.31 million. Financial

beginning of this year, the Company had gain on exchange rate while the Thai Baht value appreciated against US Dollar and the Company had loss on exchange rate in last year As a result of above reason, the

synthetic fatty alcohols price and also supply of natural fatty alcohols has slightly dwindled due to maintenance shutdown of some producers, hence demand for natural fatty alcohols was still in good

Baht was appreciated against US dollar during that period; and • Non-recurring expenses of Baht 124 million, primarily due to a one-time additional provision of retirement benefit obligations according

Bt22,636mn, improved 1.0% YoY from core services revenue growth combined with cost optimization to soften the rising utility cost impact. However, EBITDA soften -1.1% QoQ due to the high seasonality effect of