likely to leave EY in 2020. H2: KPMG’s existing clients are more likely to leave KPMG in 2020. H3: EY’s existing clients are more likely to leave EY for other Big 4 companies in 2020. H4: KPMG’s existing

Company will likely continue recognizing revenues from such projects. 9. Conditions on the entering into of the transaction None. 10. Opinions of the Board of Directors on the entering into of the

as enhance its competitiveness. 8.3 After the completion of the projects, the Company will likely continue recognizing revenues from such projects. 9. Conditions on the entering into of the transaction

earners. The primary energy consumption in Q1/2018 has improved by 1.1% compare to Q1/2017 growing parallel to the overall economic performance which has risen mainly from the increase the exports and the

a strong commitment in growing business by innovatively develop the Energy Storage System (ESS) as a System Integrator, by initially planning to build a pilot project of Lithium-Ion battery

Minister particularly his policy stance on developing community power plant and regulating LNG imports by private sectors. Ft adjustment: the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) announced the decrease of the

THB 203 million in 3-month period ending 30 June 2017, and (ii) revenue from 3rd party products for distribution increased by THB 177 million due to the growing number of 3rd party products for

party products for distribution increased by THB 177 million due to the growing number of 3rd party products for distribution i.e. up from 3 products as of 30 June 2016 to 18 products as of 30 June 2017

-month period ending 30 September 2017, and (ii) revenue from 3rd party products for distribution increased by THB 144 million due to the growing number of 3rd party products for distribution i.e. up from

unexplored issues involving future earnings uncertainty and firm fundamentals. In particular, little evidence enlightens how a series of growing earnings affects the second moment of subsequent earnings, and