typhoons in Japan of THB 104 million, and a loss from foreign exchange of THB 27 million, due to the depreciated Thai Baht, resulting in the conversion of foreign currency debt (with the majority in JPY) to

1,935.37 1,900.75 Selling & Administrative Expense 127.87 130.49 Gain(loss) on machinery and equipment disposal (12.87) - Finance Costs 21.34 23.25 Net Profit (10.11) 125.97 Earnings per share (Baht) (0.025

obtain insufficient evidences concerning purchasing of machinery and other items as well as non-compliance with generally accepted accounting principles concerning disclosure in the notes to financial

baht appreciation through the imports of material, equipment and machinery. ?The fund inflows drawn into those infrastructure projects would directly increase production capacity and efficiency

machinery for plastic waste fuel refinery project. The said persons were {A}, {B} and {C}, ex-directors and executives of PRO, and {D}, Managing Director of Therm Engineering Co., Ltd. Their actions were in

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