due to short term loan for TTTBB acquisition. Nonetheless, AIS has ample operating cashflow to repay its debt obligation and ensure liquidity is managed efficiently. Leverage Net debt to EBITDA

comparing to 2018 or 11.9% mostly due to soften Ethylene and Glycerin price from ample supply and lower crude oil price. Summary of Performance For Q1 2019, the Company and its subsidiaries recorded net

despite of the drastically decline in Ethylene and Glycerin price from ample supply plus lower crude oil price. 2. In Q2 2019, Selling and Administrative Expenses was 338 MTHB, increased by 59 MTHB or 21.1

or 17.2% due the drastic decline in Ethylene and Glycerin price from ample supply plus lower crude oil price. 2. In Q3 2019, Selling and Administrative Expenses was 361 MTHB, increased by 42 MTHB or

in Ethylene and Glycerin price from ample supply plus lower crude oil price. 2. In Q1 2020, Selling and Administrative Expenses was 350 MTHB, increased by 30 MTHB or 9% comparing to Q1 2019 which

, decreased by 798 MTHB or 21.6% comparing to Q2 2019 due to the drastic decline in Ethylene price from ample supply and lower crude oil price, plus a result from lower sale volume as mentioned above. 2. In Q2

power was limited following rising energy price and inflation. The increased cost of living put pressure on consumers to spend wisely and reduced costs where required. The economic recovery benefited

power was limited following rising energy price and inflation. The increased cost of living put pressure on consumers to spend wisely and reduced costs where required. The economic recovery benefited

power was limited following rising energy price and inflation. The increased cost of living put pressure on consumers to spend wisely and reduced costs where required. The economic recovery benefited

drastic decline in Ethylene and Glycerin price from ample supply plus lower crude oil price. 2. In 2019, distribution costs, administrative expenses, and doubtful debt expenses was 1,390 MTHB, increased by