eased phase by phase thanks to significant improvement in controlling the spread of COVID-19 in Thailand. A number of recovery plans were introduced to the market by Thai government; however, Thai economy
% or THB 13,902mn from 31 December 2017, mostly from the EBT of UE, which was funded by a capital increase via issuance of preferred shares in the first quarter Net debt to equity ratio as of 31
higher occupancy rate. - Revenue from Overseas Hotels was up by 5.3% yoy despite an adverse impact on the translated financial statements from foreign currency exchange due to Thai Baht appreciate against
Q2 and flood causing transportation difficulty in Q3, and China where some distributor had weak performance. In addition, Thai baht was stronger by c.5% against the US dollar compared with the same
value of the foreign currency debt is lowered when converted back to Thai Baht. Performance comparison between Q2/ 2019 and Q1/ 2019 power plant business recorded an increase in revenue by THB 40 million
significance. The occurrence of the outbreak has affected the global economy, including the Thai economy which is poised likely to experience a recession within this year. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak affecting
of the two companies together. For Q1/2020, there are important factors and significant events in various aspects, such as the depreciation of the Thai Baht against the US Dollar, the decrease in price
twenty years or more to be entitled to severance valued at 400 days’ worth of their final wage rate from 300 days. 5. Gains from foreign exchange was THB 614 million due to the appreciation of Thai Baht
conjunction with the consolidated financial statements and notes to financial statements. If not defined otherwise, all financial information presented in this document are in Thai Baht. The company presented
financial statements due to an appreciation of the Thai Baht from 3Q17. Other Income increased from the share of profit from investment in DREIT and food business, which the company invested in 1Q18. Total