The ratings reflect the company&rsquo;s proven record as one of the leading industrial estate developers in Thailand. The ratings also reflect a sizable base of recurring revenues from utility services and dividend AMATA receives from a number of investments in the power business.&nbsp; 
&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;The ratings are partially offset by the volatile nature of the market for industrial property, as well as the country and regulatory risks associated with AMATA&rsquo;s operations in Vietnam. 
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Amata ‘A’ rating for debt and company

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