According to the measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Company and subsidiaries have implemented their Business Continuity Plan (BCP) by allowing most employees to work from home while some
document laying out the common requirements that all Certified Climate Bonds need to meet, in addition to the sector-specific Criteria (V2.1 is the most recent update version) 4. Climate Bonds Standard
site for supporting continuity of operation. Such alternative site should not use the same source of infrastructure as the main office, should have a location distant from the main office sufficient for
may arrange an alternative site for supporting continuity of operation. Such alternative site should not use the same source of infrastructure as the main office, should have a location distant from the
million Baht, compared to that of 4,447 million Baht in the first quarter of the year 2017. Most of the total revenue was the contribution of Triple T Broadband Public Company Limited (“TTTBB”). The total
the same period last year. Most raw materials cost increased following the rising of crude oil price that increased around 6.70% comparing to the same period last year, as well as the slowdown of
2017, increasing by 4.0%. Most of the total revenue was the contribution of Triple T Broadband Public Company Limited (“TTTBB”). In 2018, Triple T Broadband Public Company Limited (3BB) had 287,287
amount of 808.01 million Baht, decrease of 32.27% from year 2017 which had revenue from contact work amount of 1,193.03 million Baht due to investment slowdown of most projects in the market. 2. Cost of
Q3/2018’s Baht 332 million. This is mainly due to most major contracts being completed and recognized within Q2/2019. The Q3/2019 total other income is Baht 1 million, a decrease of Baht 2 million from
reduce some of the rental expense. In addition, the company invested in machinery and equipment for a new branch in Jiangsu, China. While current assets decreased by Baht 47.77 million, which most of it