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 ...................................................................................

globally, so as to address persistent deficiencies in listed public interest entity  audits. To achieve this goal, the AARG will ramp up its engagement with the Big-Four audit firms? leadership to address

from investment scams via various new forms and channels. In this regard, the SEC has observed a persistent trend of investment scams related to the capital market, with scammers often using online

continued to expand, it has still been affected by high levels of household debt as well as persistent low prices for agricultural products. The performance of the company in this quarter is still in line

lost time injury in Q4 2019; there were six lost time injuries for 2019FY Revenue: 230mTHB in Q4 2019 compared to 268mTHB in Q4 2018 a decrease of 15%; 977mTHB in 2019FY compared to 1,120mTHB in 2018FY

time injury in Q4 2017 and internal lost time injuries reduced from 6 in 2016 to 4 in 2017. We are committed to our ultimate objective of zero accidents  Revenue: 212mTHB in Q4 2017 compared to 185mTHB

safety: There was zero lost time injury in Q1 2018. We are committed to our ultimate objective of zero accidents Revenue: 252mTHB in Q1 2018 compared to 270mTHB in Q1 2017 EBITDA: 54mTHB in Q1 2018

/ Frequent / Persistent 7 VE scale of assessment: Minor / Significant / High / Critical 8 VE scale of assessment: Non-communicative / Reactive / Remediative / Proactive 3  Verification – The KPI will be

performance drives earnings persistence. His findings are consistent with firms with more persistent earnings are fundamentally stronger. Yao (2014) also documents that certain fundamentals – namely the

. 2550 (2007) or the Notifications issued by virtue of such laws, which may cause untrustworthiness of securities business, derivatives business or trust business as a whole, or injury of business