, decreased by Baht 153 million or 15% from Q2/2018. The drop was due to the rise in natural gas prices while Fuel tariff (Ft) rate remained constant; therefore, the gross profits of Rayong Central Utility
of natural gas corresponding to the crude oil price in the world market, the new accounting standard (Thai Financial Reporting Standard) regarding the financial instruments (TFRS 9) and the lease
to remain at the same rate if there is no significant change in natural gas price and the appreciation in Thai Baht. However, during September and December of 2018, Ft rate is expected to be adjusted
(NL1PC). However, the company’s net profit in 2018 did not increase significantly because natural gas prices had increased substantially in the second half of 2018 while the Fuel tariff rate (Ft) almost
(NL1PC). However, the company’s net profit in 2018 did not increase significantly because natural gas prices had increased substantially in the second half of 2018 while the Fuel tariff rate (Ft) almost
increased by Baht 129 million or 19% because of the increase in selling price resulted from the increase in the Ft rate as well as the Weight factor in conjunction with the low cost of natural gas when
Water Institute (SIWI) for their support; and thanks to the US Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, the KR Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation for their funding
overseas: (1) Government Pension Fund; (2) Social Security Fund; (3) Life insurance companies; (4) Commercial banks; (5) Banks established under specific laws; (6) Securities companies for the management of
derivatives contracts overseas: (1) Government Pension Fund; (2) Social Security Fund; (3) Life insurance companies; (4) Commercial banks; (5) Banks established under specific laws; (6) Securities companies for
power production such as natural gas, as well as the depreciation of Thai Baht against US dollars. These are measures to support the electricity consumers; however, there is still no measures to support