value adjustment on the interest-free loan for Malaysian subsidiaries amounting to THB 13.61 million during the 3-months period ended 31 July 2016.

Export rose 7% Y-O-Y driven by a favorable sales growth in Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysian and Indonesian markets. Profit for the period L&E’s consolidated profit for the period of Q1/2019 was posted at

increase in sales revenue was mainly contributed by the Malaysian Operation with the increase by Baht33.86 million or 10.7% from the previous reporting quarter. 2. Profit After Taxation (“PAT”) For the 3

change in Malaysian Ringgit exchange rate from 8.0514 baht per ringgit on the acquisition date to 7.8256 baht per ringgit on the closing date, as a result, the retained earnings converted into baht is less

revenue for Q1 2017 grew slightly by 0.9% year-on-year, driven by good car sales in the Malaysian car dealerships and higher sales in China. These increases were partly offset by lower revenue in Thailand

respectively. However, the quick recovery of Malaysian operations has cushioned the overall losses for the quarter. It is expected that operation in Thailand will be improved to almost 65% in the next quarter

Percentage Number of Shares Percentage 1. VGI Global Media (Malaysia) Sdn.Bhd. Malaysian 4,281,277 25% 11,131,31 9 65% 2. OMG Live Ltd. Hong Kong 856,255 5% 856,255 5% 3. Redberry Sdn.Bhd. Malaysian 11,987,572

Auto Holdings Limited (SGAH), as well as higher sales of the automotive parts in China and good car sales in the Malaysian car dealerships. These increases were partly offset by lower revenue of the

price announced by Malaysian Palm Oil Board (CPKO-MPOB) in quarter 3/2017 was at 1,156 USD/Ton, increased from quarter 2/2017 which was at 999 USD/Ton, but decreased from quarter 3/2016 which was at 1,398

oil price by 4.30 Baht/kg or down 21%, which was the same direction as the soften in Malaysian crude palm oil price (CPO-MPOB) due to high inventory. In addition, there was a pressure from soy bean oil