Industrial Estate (“MIE”) with 660 MW of electrical generating capacity; 4.1.4 Glow Energy cogeneration plants (Phase 1&2) located in the MIE with 281 MW of electrical generating capacity; 550 tons per hour of
Industrial Estate (“MIE”) with 660 MW of electrical generating capacity; 4.1.4 Glow Energy cogeneration plants (Phase 1&2) located in the MIE with 281 MW of electrical generating capacity; 550 tons per hour of
Hemaraj Chonburi Industrial Estate with 713 MW of electrical generating capacity; 4.1.2 HHPC hydroelectric IPP plant located in Attapeu province, Laos PDR with 152 MW of electrical generating capacity
Portion) Since March 2016, WHAUP started acquiring utilities and power assets which were previously owned by different entities in WHA Group in order to consolidate WHAUP as the group’s flagship for
limited ("the Company") and its subsidiaries intend to engage in horizontal and vertical real estate development business as industrial and commercial real estate for sale and lease of short-term and long
property fund for exemption of the value added tax, the specific business tax, and the stamp duty due to the conversion of a property fund into a real estate investment trust, as well as the benefits
mainly came from: i) The acquisitions of Power Assets from WHA Group, mainly are the investment in Glow Group and Gunkul Group. a. Transferred on May 27, 2016, the Investment in Glow Group Power Plant Type
under the J Fintech Co., Ltd., J Ventures Co., Ltd operates the technology business and FinTech that supports future technology disruptions as well as an associated company which operates the electrical
) are fully electrified and support electric assets uniquely. Article 4.2.5 Enabling infrastructure for low emitting transport supports the construction of the zero-emitting electrical railway
the 9-month period ended 30 September 2019 30 September 2018 Change Millions of THB % Millions of THB % Millions of THB % Revenue from sale of real estate 1,003.47 91.27% 1,501.95 96.98% (498.48) (33.19