expansion regarding the trading of Palm Oil for production of biodiesel business which the Company is not familiar with and the Company foresee the potential growth of this business industry and the

Ms. Areewan Aimdilokwong, Assistant Secretary-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), joined the panel discussion on “Reshaping the Thai Capital Market towards Sustainable Growth

growth 2019 was a remarkable year for B.Grimm with a 40% growth in operating capacity or by 820 MW to 2,896 MW while the company still have a number of under- development projects to drive total installed

also service station location expansion; there was 1,176 stations at the end of Q1/2019. The Company had used several strategies to increase sales volume through various market promotional program e.g

supports the operation of the PTT Group Note: The diagram shows the power generation capacity growth after the acquisition of GLOW GPSC ELECTRICITY GROWTH PIPELINE Grow along with PTT • Business expansion

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economy continued to expand. The main growth drivers were continued expansions in merchandise exports which expanded in various product categories and export destinations, and the swift recovery in tourism

of 2017 continued to recover, primarily supported by the expansion in exports and tourism. Exports registered an 8.0 percent growth year- on-year as a result of higher exports of various types of goods

conducive to the continuation of economic growth and was appropriate given the inflation target. However, the MPC cited that the need for currently accommodative monetary policy would be gradually reduced

growth of 4.6 percent, over-year, following the 4.9 percent growth seen in the first quarter. The expansion was driven largely by exports and tourism, which benefited from trade partners’ brighter economic