Q2/ 2020 , Index Living Mall Public Company Limited (the “Company” or “ILM”) managed to make a positive net profit despite the closure of most branches of Index Living Mall, The Walk, and Little Walk

the countermeasures taken by the government to control social gathering activities, including travel restrictions and the closure of venues considered high-risk areas, the Thai economy in 2020 is

decline in revenue from dessert café, which was attributed to the lower traffics in shopping malls and weaker consumption sentiment following COVID-19 concerns together with the closure of shopping malls

targeting leisure and business segments from Europe and the United States. Food and Beverage revenue decreased by Baht 46.5 million or 21.2% mainly due to closure of the outlets in accordance with the

mainly from auto part tooling revenue recognition and packaging for milk and milk yogurt. For business in China, Sales of Tianjin plant decreased from the closure of the factory at the beginning of the

risk area to protect the pandemic situation therefore, we temporary closed shopping malls totaling of 34 locations, comprising 33 malls in Thailand and 1 mall in Malaysia. The closure period is different

COVID-19 pandemic Due to the outbreak situation of the COVID-19 virus as well as the government’s recent decision to activate the state of emergency by travel restrictions and the closure of venues

profit of Baht 118.2 million, dropped by 10.4% YoY, mainly due to the decreased revenue from sale of goods by 9.7% as a result of the temporary closure of most Index Living Mall stores since 22 March 2020

provisions of impairment of assets from the shutdown of roasted seaweed production line in USA in the amount of 26 million Baht and closure of 4 Taokaenoi Land shops in the total amount of 4 million Baht. The

2020 has adversely direct impacted the Group’s operations due to mandatory closure decree in late March, resulting in the first quarter revenue of THB 227.64 million, reducing by THB 48.79 million or 18