consultation. 4 WIND CRITERIA OF THE CLIMATE BONDS STANDARD 2. Introduction 2.1. The Climate Bonds Standard Investor demand for Green Bonds & Climate Bonds is strong, and will increase in line with the delivery

units Yes The product(s) or service(s) should not substantially increase the impacts of material physical climate risk when applied on-farm. The product(s) or service(s) do not/ will not cause significant

• The tick sizes are reset at threshold prices so that a single uptick from threshold prices represent a 1 percent increase in stock price. 2.04 5.10 10.20 25.50 51.00 102.00 204 408 2.02 5.05 10.10 25.25

already has a share of intermittent renewables deployment of at least 20% or has credible evidence of programmes in place that increase the share of intermittent renewables to this level within the next 10

length price of the agreements of a similar nature. In addition, the service fees will help increase liquidity and enhance operating result of the Company as the Company's group can leverage existing

expect that demand for steel will be increase, the subsidiary should increase the production capacity up to 50% per month, or around 20,000 tons, equivalent to income of Baht 400 million per month. Also

accounted for 7.4 percent and 7.9 percent of total expenses respectively. The significant increase of administrative expenses was loss from equity linked swap transaction. However, this quarter, the company

material incidents which affect operation of REIT (Milestone) in the past year, for instance, increase of investment or asset disposal of REIT, modification of trust instrument, change in major lessees, and

Standard Investor demand for Green Bonds and Climate Bonds is strong and will increase in line with the delivery of quality products into the market. However, investor questions about the credibility of

Reporting In addition to annual reporting, Issuers are encouraged to provide more frequent periodic reporting which would increase transparency and investor confidence in the ASEAN Sustainability-Linked Bonds