Dear Hashimoto san,
"To reply to Mr. Hashimoto's additional questions are as follow:
1. From selling out of PPC business, PLE have already booked the loss from the impairment of investment approx THB 230 M, which impacted and included in the loss of the financial statements as of December 31st, 2015 explained to you in the last mail, however this transaction will be completed on February 5th, 2016 and PLE will received an additional cash flow of approx THB 300M from the new investor. Selling out of SOHO, the shopping center project will also impact to the loss of approx of THB 800M, which PLE have already booked the loss from this impairment of investment for the same amount and have been included in the total loss in the financial statements as of December 31st, 2015 The SOHO selling out transaction will generate the additional cash flow of approx THB 1,500M for PLE in the 2016. Please note that on the accounting basis at the end of 2015, although PLE have booked the substantial loss as mentioned to you but the loss was derived from the provisioning and the impairment of investment,of which in term of cash basis ,there was not any impact on PLE's current cash flow because the cash investment and cash expenses to SOHO and PPC had already been subsequently spent to the both subsidiaries in the past 7 year.
2. The plan to increase capital as mentioned to you through RO and PP is on the process particularly PP (Private Placement), which currently one of oversea conglomerate engaging in the construction business is working on the due diligence process and the opportunity to join with PLE is quite high, however if this PP is not implemented on the mentioned time, PLE 's equity will remain positive as approx of THB 1.2 Billion together of the additional cash flow from operation , selling of both SOHO and PPC and cash flow from financing contributed by project financing, renewal debentures and BEs and banks' credit facilities. For RO proceeding , the major shareholders of PLE has agreed in principle for the increased capital.
In conclusion, we would like to make sure to you that the accounting loss in 2015 are manageable and under our control, we remain having sufficient cash flow to acquire further construction projects in the 2016 and other next years according the reasons described to you by this email and the recent email.
Yours sincerely,
Ms. Orapun Mokgun