quarter of 2017, RATCH-Australia Corporation Company Limited, a subsidiary, received Business Interruption Claim of Starfish Hill Wind Power Plant in the amount of Baht 36.85 million. In addition, in the 3
million mainly due to the decreased in revenue from Combine Heat and Power Producing Company Limited (CHPP) by Baht 19 million as a result of the lower revenue from solar cell implementation; despite the
acquisition completion on 26 March 2020 and increased revenue from electricity sales of Ichinoseki Solar Power 1 GK (ISP-1) due to higher light intensity than in Q2/2019. Besides, other income of Combine Heat
plastic woven sack is decreased from the effects of the recessions of economic circumstance since the beginning of the year, combine with the drought condition which affected the agricultural sectors which
that of 2019, as specified in the Power Purchase Agreement. In addition, the Combine Cycle Power Plant unit 3 had planned maintenance shutdown (Major Overhaul) from June 7 to July 28, 2020. (2) Revenue
reported gain from foreign exchange of Baht 7.63 million due to foreign exchange hedging and other income in the amount of Baht 11.42 million comprised of insurance claim on risk of machine interruption at
year (net loss of 7.60 million Baht) because of: 1. In 2017, there was the loss of 9.47 million Baht from SSK due to poor overall economic situation and high competition, causing interruption of powdered
expectation. An associated company, Krungthai ZMICO, has implemented BCP plan and required most employees to work from home, with no interruption to its brokerage business operation. The COVID-19 pandemic has
Construction contract service (EPC) income of Combine Heat and Power Producing Company Limited (CHPP) as well as the increase in selling electricity of Ichinoseki Solar Power 1 (ISP1). However, the cost of sales
core components of the SLBP. Regardless, in select cases, issuers may choose to combine the Green Bond Principles/Social Bond Principles approach with the SLBP. Transition bonds can be either green bonds