THAILAND CORPORATE ESG DISCLOSURE LISTED COMPANIES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR POLICY DEVELOPMENT Prepared by Robert Black, Dr Rory Sullivan, Ella Harvey and Chup Priovashini (Chronos Sustainability) May 2022 THAILAND CORPORATE ESG DISCLOSURE Contents Foreword from SEC Thailand ..................................................................................................................... 3 Foreword from World Bank ...................................................................................
ventures 152 131 157 20% 4% 517 595 15% Income tax expenses (66) (49) 8 n/a n/a (257) (243) (5%) Profit before FX & extraordinary items 786 1,055 607 (42%) (23%) 3,445 3,904 13% Net foreign exchange gains
a gain on purchase in the amount of THB 362 million, on the other hand 2018 did not record such extraordinary items, thus lowering 2018’s share of profit. Share of profit from the geothermal power
หากมีผลขาดทุนใหแสดงจํานวนเงินไวในเครื่องหมายวงเล็บ 8. รายการพิเศษ (Extraordinary items) หมายถึง รายไดหรือคาใชจายที่เกิดจากรายการหรือเหตกุารณทางบัญชีที่มีความแตกตางอยางชัดเจน จากการดําเนินงานตาม
tax expenses (90) 8 (46) 646% (49%) Profit before FX & extraordinary items 1,074 607 1,302 114% 21% Net foreign exchange gains (losses) (21) (3) (52) n/a 146% Net profit 1,053 604 1,250 107% 19% Non
in line with income from investments, an increase in net premiums earned - net, and revenue from capital market products. Nonetheless, given one extraordinary item – an increase in retirement reserves
ventures 152 131 157 20% 4% 517 595 15% Income tax expenses (66) (49) 8 n/a n/a (257) (243) (5%) Profit before FX & extraordinary items 786 1,055 607 (42%) (23%) 3,445 3,904 13% Net foreign exchange gains
expenses 168 50 174 248% 4% Shares of profit of associates and joint ventures 130 463 (68) (115%) (152%) Income tax expenses (46) (43) (254) 491% 452% Profit before FX & extraordinary items 1,302 1,309 1,688
) 316% Profit before FX and extraordinary items 1,283 2,293 2,755 115% 20% 4,374 6,735 54% Net foreign exchange gain (loss)2 17 (5) 21 25% (515%) 207 (13) (106%) Net profit 1,300 2,288 2,776 114% 21
-interest income, derived mainly from an extraordinary item from the sale of a bank subsidiary. Meanwhile, net interest income enjoyed ongoing growth, albeit at a decelerating rate, due in part to a reduction