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Annual Report 2019 Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited Greenovate ourTomorrow Annual Report 2019 Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited Table of Contents 004 Message from the Chairman 111 Report of the Enterprise-wide Risk Management Committee 006 Financial Highlights 113 Changes in the Securities 007 Policy and Business Overview Portfolios of the Board and the Executive 007 Vision, Mission, Objectives and Goals, 114 Bangchak and Sustainability 016 Shareholding Structure 116 Internal Control 021 Transition and Milestone Development 119 Risk Management 024 Awards of 2019 126 Connected Transactions 032 Business Description 138 Financial Status and Operational Results 032 Revenue Structure 138 Management’s Discussion and 033 Product and Service Features Analysis for Business Operations 040 Marketing and Competition 169 Declaration of the Directors’ Responsibility for the Financial 047 Shareholder Structure Statements 050 Management Structure 170 Report of Certified Public Accountant 072 Board of Directors 176 Financial Statements 080 Executive Management 187 Notes to the Financial Statements 095 Corporate Governance 272 General and Other Key Information 106 Report of the Audit Committee 272 Company Information 108 Report of the Corporate Governance Committee 275 Reference Persons 110 Report of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee 2017 Becomes Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited Establishment of Bangchak Initiative and Innovation Center (BiiC) Establishment of BBGI to become 1984 the largest Thai producer and 8th November, the establishment retailer of biofuels of the Bangchak Petroleum Establishment of Happiness Company Limited in accordance Sharing Foundation with the cabinet resolution 2016 2006 Establishment of Oam Inthanin Bio Cup First Inthanin 2015 Suk Social Enterprise Coffee shop Investments in Company Limited Launching of upstream energy Bangchak resources (E&P / BCPG Public Company Gasohol Lithium) Limited listed in the Stock Club card Exchange of Thailand SPAR Fresh & Easy Food Market 1984 2005 2014 2019 1st April, Commencement First exclusive GEMS, a prototype on Green clean energy electricity of refining operations as Gasohol and Society a public company with Biodiesel service bidding in the future 232 employees (Dec.) station in Thailand First self-serve 1997 2018 service station in Introduction of First Thai overhead Thailand community goods as service station 1990 promotional gifts to Sri Prachan Agricultural support rural Cooperative Ltd., Suphan economic sustainability 2011 Buri province, established Sunny Bangchak begins operation the first Cooperative of solar farm in Bang Pa-In, Ayutthaya Service Station under the “Oil for Rice” project Bangchak Green Mile card 1991 Bangchak becomes the first Thai company to produce and retail unleaded gasoline and low sulfur diesel 357 2017 Becomes Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited Establishment of Bangchak Initiative and Innovation Center (BiiC) Establishment of BBGI to become 1984 the largest Thai producer and 8th November, the establishment retailer of biofuels of the Bangchak Petroleum Establishment of Happiness Company Limited in accordance Sharing Foundation with the cabinet resolution 2016 2006 Establishment of Oam Inthanin Bio Cup First Inthanin 2015 Suk Social Enterprise Coffee shop Investments in Company Limited Launching of upstream energy Bangchak resources (E&P / BCPG Public Company Gasohol Lithium) Limited listed in the Stock Club card Exchange of Thailand SPAR Fresh & Easy Food Market 1984 2005 2014 2019 1st April, Commencement First exclusive GEMS, a prototype on Green clean energy electricity of refining operations as Gasohol and Society a public company with Biodiesel service bidding in the future 232 employees (Dec.) station in Thailand First self-serve 1997 2018 service station in Introduction of First Thai overhead Thailand community goods as service station 1990 promotional gifts to Sri Prachan Agricultural support rural Cooperative Ltd., Suphan economic sustainability 2011 Buri province, established Sunny Bangchak begins operation the first Cooperative of solar farm in Bang Pa-In, Ayutthaya Service Station under the “Oil for Rice” project Bangchak Green Mile card 1991 Bangchak becomes the first Thai company to produce and retail unleaded gasoline and low sulfur diesel 357 4 Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited Message from the Chairman marks Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited’s 35th founding anniversary. Formerly known as Bangchak Petroleum Company Limited, the operator of Bangchak Refinery since 1984, we have relentlessly grown our business. Today our vision is to be a leading Greenovation group with five core businesses, one Bangchak Initiative and Innovation Center, and businesses in 11 countries around the world. This year our businesses faced a continued lethargic economy. We and our subsidiaries posted Baht 190.489 billion in sales and service revenue (1% drop from last year), Baht 8.709 billion in EBITDA (15% drop), and a major shareholder’s net profit share of Baht 1.732 billion (30% drop) or Baht 1.18 per share. Nevertheless, our Marketing and Bio-based Product Business Groups have grown steadily whereas the Power Business saw healthy investment growth through a hydropower project in Lao PDR. With an average capacity of 112.5 KBD, the Refinery and Trading Business Group recorded its all-time high average output of 123.5 KBD in September, and the Marketing Business Group commanded the No. 2 market share with a promising growth outlook. This year we improved our market share to an all-time high at 16%, peaking at 16.5% in September. Also encouraging is our Net Promotion 35 Years Score (NPS) given by customers, who rated us at No. 1. of growth and evolving Bangchak remains committed to developing our service from a refinery to be the quality by catering to consumers’ needs and winning their leading greenovation hearts. We are poised to apply digital technology to create group for a sustainable sophisticated experience for service users and to grow our service stations in parallel with our non-oil businesses. At future Annual Report 2019 5 the year-end, we operated some 1,200 service stations With commitment to developing the corporation’s all- across the country, 46 SPAR convenience stores, and 600 around sustainability, Bangchak is forging ahead. We take Inthanin Coffee branches. very seriously the adaptation to a digital world, which is playing an instrumental role in business development, Represented by BCPG Public Company Limited, our Green as well as application of innovation to sustainable Power Business Group continued to spread its wings. In business development in parallel with socio-environmental September this year we acquired a hydropower project in Lao stewardship. This has led to various certification and awards PDR, thus adding hydropower to our array of technologies at national and international levels, ranging from innovation, (solar, wind, geothermal). corporate governance, management, socio-environmental stewardship, to corporate image. One remarkable award Our Bio-based Product Business Group, represented by is the Board of the Year, presented for the seventh BBGI Public Company Limited, is Thailand’s major biofuel consecutive year, in honor of boards of directors that had business operator and seller with the readiness to evolve performed efficiently while embracing corporate governance, high-value bio-based products, including bioplastics and satisfactory returns to shareholders, and value given to all biomaterials. The company is geared up for complying with stakeholders. the public sector by promoting the B100 biodiesel to sustain future demand while pursuing investment opportunities May I take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude through fund mobilization on SET by 2020 to strengthen to the shareholders and stakeholders for their marvelous the grip on Thailand’s Bioeconomy. support to Bangchak through these years. I would like to assure you that Bangchak will stay true to the mission Throughout our 35 years of existence, Bangchak has of creating an innovative, green business for sustainable remained true to the principle of engagement in the energy development under the “Evolving Greenovation” vision to business in tandem with our engagement in improving lives garner sustainability and forward it to the Thai and global in our society, leveraging our business philosophy of striking society. a balance between economic value and worth. To elaborate, maximum profit is not our goal, but rather the value we give to our responsibility to stakeholders. This year Bangchak has joined efforts to look after society and the environment (Signed) Pichai Chunhavajira through our assorted projects and activities like the (Mr. Pichai Chunhavajira) “35 Virtues, 35 Years of Bangchak”, “Conserve, Share, Chairman Happy”, and “Saplings from Cups”. 6 Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited Financial Highlights Consolidated Financial Statements 2019 2018 2017 (Restate) Statement of Income (Million Baht) Sales and service revenue 190,489 192,025 172,138 Gross profit (loss) 10,232 11,431 13,543 EBITDA 1/ 8,709 10,201 13,421 Profit (loss) from futures crude and product contracts 147 442 366 Profit (loss) from foreign exchange and futures foreign-currency trading 628 577 664 Net profit 2/ 1,732 2,463 5,608 Statement of Financial Position (Million Baht) Total assets 127,788 117,369 113,869 Total liabilities 68,973 67,831 61,979 Shareholders’ equity 58,815 49,538 51,890 Share capital - Registered share capital 1,377 1,377 1,377 - Issued
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