and/or Transfer of Ownership Seller Rich Asia Industry Company Limited (“Subsidiary Company”) Purchaser Chote Pittayachai 5 Co., Ltd. Who is not a related person of the Company pursuant to the

quarter of 2019 continued to expand driven mainly by domestic demands. Private consumption expanded in all categories supported by the improvement in purchasing power from the rise in farm and non-farm

1Q2020, overall palm oil production in both domestic and international market declined due to the significant impact of drought on agriculture. According to Department of Internal Trade, local crude palm

was exporting new time high because the global price is higher than domestic. In addition, the price of raw materials abroad is higher than in local. However, the Company aware of the price fluctuation

through franchise models • Focus on regional branch expansion throughout major cities in order to create opportunities to capture more customers • Target to expand to total of 100 branches by the end of

Showcasing iconic international and local brands over 80,000 sq. m. of retail space, this innovative lifestyle centre will provide a vibrant new place for people to meet, shop, dine and interact. Highlighting

of local businesses, their workers as well as increased household debt. Moreover, recovery on tourist and export sectors, key engines for Thai economy, still mainly depend on large scale vaccination in

million baht, increased by 11.7% from last year and earning per share was 3.15 baht from the growth in revenues. Moreover, the domestic subsidiaries and overseas subsidiaries generated revenues and net

had a total increase of THB 46.96 million (related transactions eliminated). The local subsidiaries gained advantage from the recovery of the automotive industry in Thailand, resulting in continuous

diversifying into other business sector such as expanding to recurring income business. Furthermore, the Company is considering and evaluating a plan for joint venture with local and oversea entities to ensure