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innovative products that meet the needs of our customers, making great products for society. 29,056* Total Employees 24.26% Female Sites 147+ 6 Continents 20 27 Recycling R&D facilities centers 35 Countries
Feedstock Fibers PET 408 501 226 376 226 234 859 1,112 LTM1Q17 LTM1Q18 Asia EMEA NA 428 542 305 454114 113 859 1,112 LTM1Q17 LTM1Q18 Asia Necessities West Necessities HVA By Segment By Region By HVA
value to its shareholders. 2Q 2018 Highlights Core EBITDA increased 63% year-on-year to $388 million, driven by strong demand growth led by Asia supporting enhanced margins in the Polyester value chain
%, driven by structural improvement in the commodity cycle and strong demand across geographies. Core EBITDA per ton of $139, up 32% YoY, driven by uptrend in PET margins and significant recovery in Asia
American continent and create opportunity for more income in the long term 3. To gain access to new manufacturing technologies, which will give the company an advantage in developing its products in the
increase production capability and shorten lead time for sales to customers in the US and nearby countries 2. To expand distribution network in the American continent and create opportunity for more income
DATE Undertaking Stewardship with a focus on climate change & climate-related risks Insights from investors on stewardship and engagement tactics in Asia 1 17 July 2023 The Asia
Subsidiary’s Machines for the Debenture Debt repayment To: President The Stock Exchange of Thailand Reference: Letter of Rich Asia Corporation Public Co., Ltd. No. PorBor. 001/2020 dated January 6, 2020 and