:      (1) Extention of the maturity dates for the redemption of both bond issues for another year;       (2) Partial payment of the principal by reducing the par value per unit at a total rate of no less

for two more years; (2) Partial repayment of the principals in total amount 15 percent of the bond value as of the issue dates by reducing the par value per unit, to be made on the original maturity

extension of the CMO23NA bond maturity date for a period of two years, from 27 November 2023 to 27 November 2025, and consideration for approval of partial repayment of the principal of the bond by

extension of the bond maturity date for a period of one year and six months;      Agenda item 2: Consideration for approval of a partial repayment of the principal by reducing the face value per unit by not

order within the specified period. Moreover, despite being warned by the Competent Officer, they provided only partial, incomplete information and showed a delaying behavior in not providing the requested

partial payment for redemption of the bond due on 31 July 2023 without it being deemed a default under the terms and conditions;              Agenda 3: Consideration for approving a waiver for the

partial investment, granting the right of objection on material issues to REIT, having guidelines to resolve conflicts between REIT and investment partners, and providing a statement of opinions on

from overseas sales resulting from Thai Baht appreciation against 3 main currencies (USD, EUR, AUD) even though having higher export volume compared to the previous year. Cost of sales. Selling and

causing exports to reduce from the previous year. The sale of goods to foreign countries has been affected by the continuous appreciation of the Thai baht. Domestic consumption remained stable. Although the

orders decreased in Q2/2017 and the appreciation of exchange rate between Thai baht against US dollar . The cost of sales in Q2/2017 was 286,158,692.19 Baht, compared to the cost of sales in Q2/2016 amount