expenses in 2 of its power plants subsidiaries due to expiration of retained loss to be used as tax benefit. Decreasing in Trade and Other Current Receivables along with Deposits used as Collateral caused an
Power P estment in th 34.09 million sociated com 9, decreased Unit : Millio 201 8 5 3 n currency in 26.12%. The ge rate loss of 8% compared ting business rest expenses entures in the % from issued Plants
.; - payments for construction of plants and purchase of machinery of overseas subsidiaries and construction of warehouses and purchase of machinery of the Company and domestic subsidiaries of THB 145.34 million
flows generated from operating activities of THB 485.11 million.; - repayments on long-term borrowings of THB 795.75 million.; - payments for construction of plants and purchase of machinery of oversea
the original product (35%). 3) The installation of machines additionally in both plants in order to increase the productivity 4) The new market expansion such as in the United States of America Yours
noticed in Q2’19. In additions, the same upgrade via LTSA with Siemens for ABP5 is scheduled in Q3’19. The progress of SPP Replacement Scheme BGRIM has 5 cogeneration power plants qualified for the SPP
compared to 87.40 million entures in the amount Baht 40.40%. The power plant enses of Baht Plants. In the companies in e d t e r n n 2 r e d o n e t e t t e n the amoun year, incre In the seco the amoun
Industrial Estate (“MIE”) with 660 MW of electrical generating capacity; 4.1.4 Glow Energy cogeneration plants (Phase 1&2) located in the MIE with 281 MW of electrical generating capacity; 550 tons per hour of
Industrial Estate (“MIE”) with 660 MW of electrical generating capacity; 4.1.4 Glow Energy cogeneration plants (Phase 1&2) located in the MIE with 281 MW of electrical generating capacity; 550 tons per hour of
; 4.1.3 GHECO-One plant located in the Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate (“MIE”) with 660 MW of electrical generating capacity; 4.1.4 Glow Energy cogeneration plants (Phase 1&2) located in the MIE with 281 MW