appropriateness;    (2) Adjusting the haircut rates for certain types of securities concerning position risk*** and specifying appropriate haircut rates for position risk of stocks traded on LiVE Exchange and

asset value (NAV) by adjusting the number of investment units to reflect the change in investment unit price- Allowing business operators to be exempted from conducting investors’ suitability tests if

(7,287) (2.1%) (7,869) (2.2%) (582) (7.4%) Administrative expenses (18,483) (5.4%) (20,617) (5.8%) (2,134) (10.4%) Finance cost (2,549) (0.7%) (1,944) (0.5%) 605 31.1% Profit before income tax 29,869 8.8

been closely monitoring the situations and collaborating with the SET to allow the SET to act and consider adjusting the existing measures to align with the current situations. For example, revising the

5.82 156.03% Profit before income tax expenses 78.24 307.63 (229.39) (74.56%) Income tax expenses 4.73 2.37 2.36 99.58% Profit for the year 73.51 305.26 (231.75) (75.92%) Gross profit margin 51.89% 61.51

stock of necessary supplies to prevent the spread of the virus. The Company focused on adjusting its sales and marketing plans to suit the situations, and moved forwarded to online channels as an

15.9% Profit before income tax 54,339 14.6% 30,885 8.1% 23,454 75.9% Income tax expenses (10,909) (2.9%) (6,186) (1.6%) 4,723 76.3% Profit for the period 43,430 11.7% 24,699 6.5% 18,731 75.8% Basic

➢Valuation Model Variables ➢ Security sensitivity/Scenario Analysis 13 CASE STUDIES ON INTEGRATING ESG INFORMATION Case Studies ➢Adjusting Costs and Revenue ➢Adjusting the P/E Multiple ➢Using ESG Scores in

251.9 million baht the same period last year, decreased 85.1 million baht or 33.8 percent from adjusting production cost of Post Today and M2F newspapers. Consolidated selling expenses for the second

plan with proper instruments; (4) monitoring and adjusting investment proportion in according to acceptable risks and investment targets; and (5) reporting the overall investment of customers. If