conditions after the transaction 1. The Company and VAVA are no policy to changing the core business of the Company. The Company will continue to operate as usual. 2. VAVA agrees not to sell the newly issued
represent crucial action programmes focused on the specific objective of transforming the Thai financial sector. These KSIs do not represent business-as-usual. Instead, these action programmes are central to
the Company in proportion to their shareholdings (Right Offering) and then is to allocate the remaining shares from the offering to existing shareholders (Right Offering) for another round on their
electronic channels, especially the K PLUS application which has recently developed new features, such as round-the-clock overseas funds transfer to meet the needs of customers seeking to transfer funds to
VAVA are no policy to changing the core business of the Company. The Company will continue to operate as usual. 2. VAVA agrees not to sell the newly issued ordinary shares (Silent Period) which receives
the face of the usual season weakness, 4Q17 is well on track to deliver strong year-on-year performance in favorable market conditions, mainly due to disruption in PET supply in Europe, the Middle East
production at Rotterdam was lower due to a planned turna- round but production on an LTM basis was higher due to the full year benefit of PTA, IPA and PET assets acquired in April 2016. Earnings from this
allocation ratio, round off the whole amount. In this regard, the list of shareholders for the rights to reserve the Warrants No. 2 of the Company is based on the proportion of shares held by each shareholder
12 79 (1,918) *Total of various accounts may not match with the grand total due to decimal round off 1 Includes net proceeds from disposals of PPE, other non-current investments and assumed net debt on