Public Company Limited (BTS) accounted for 50 percent of the total issued and sold shares of Bayswater. The investment could enhance the Company’s latency to compete as well as expand revenue base from

revenue for the next few years, and it has developed a prudent strategy to maintain return to shareholders during this time. This has included restructuring DTC to allow for greater flexibility and enhanced

not less than 80% but not over 100% of the principal, depends on the share price of the company ABC. - If the share price of the company ABC is higher than x2 Baht, the investors shall receive return at

/ Impact from the adoption of Thai Financial Reporting Standards 16 Leases (TFRS 16) since 1 January 2020 which caused higher depreciation and interest expenses (net after tax). Operating Highlights Q1/2019

) 944.96 7.35 794.37 6.51 150.59 18.96 GFPT Group had total revenue from sales of THB 4,544.26 million in 3Q2019, representing an increase of THB 51.88 million or 1.15% up from 3Q2018 mainly from higher

industrial marketing margin. Aside from the aforementioned, marketing business has higher promotional expenses and expenses for the expansion of Non-oil businesses, leading to an EBITDA of THB 669 million (-24

government solar project in collaboration with the war veteran organization (PPA 8.94 MW). The average irradiation hours of projects in both Thailand and Japan lowered due to the higher amount of clouds and

, resulting in higher revenue recognition together with the increase electricity sales volume corresponding to EGAT’s dispatch instruction and the decrease in maintenance cost as a result of the expiration of

quarter of year 2019 was higher than first half of this year, the price was still lower than 3nd quarter of year 2018. Other income increased 56.56 and 57.89 percent from the same period of last year for a

the Company and its subsidiary increased by Baht 179.79 million compare with last year, mainly resulting from a higher long-term loan in Quarter 4 in order to reduce the burden from bank overdrafts and