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acquisition would still be a cost-effective investment because ADAM would be able to offset the 96 million baht difference with the projected initial 100 million baht earning from the new construction phase
that will make products obsolete? Alternatively, will CCS be cost effective at scale? • Operational and Reputation risk: Will banks provide debt capital? Will insurers underwrite policies? Is the company
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