Mr. George Rogers Davison (Later changed to Mr.Jatudej Dejwicharn) Between September 1996 and March 1999, Mr. George Rogers Davison, the President of Phoenex Pulp & Paper PLC (PPPC

follows:  Revenue from sugar business increased 19.0%, as a result of higher international sugar sales volume, together with higher average sugar selling price.  Revenue from bleached bagasse pulp

in its Q3/2013 notes to financial statements that due to the Supreme Court decision, claims of the company’s creditors were restored to the status prior to the date of rehabilitation order. However

rehabilitation order issued by the Central Bankruptcy Court. JAS later disclosed in its Q3/2013 notes to financial statements that due to the Supreme Court decision, claims of the company?s creditors were restored

underwriting amounted to Baht 7.95 million, an increase of Baht 16.08 million, as the ratio of net claims (less claim recovery from reinsurers) over earned premium during the same period last year decreased from

Following the tips from various sources to SEC, there are solicitations via social media platforms regarding investment in digital assets in addition with claims of several exchange services for

.       Remark:* Claims for payment of debt in cash that generate revenue streams, or claims that will arise in the future for payment of debt in cash that generate revenue streams. ** The instruments must be

) 121,708.94 (100.00) Profit (loss) from Exchange Rate (931.01) (7,964.13) (7,033.12) 88.31 Loss on idemnity claims - (11,811.98) 11,811.98 (100.00) Profit (loss) before Finance cost and Income Tax 21,369.82

investment in 3 biomass power plant with total generating capacity of 26.9 MWs, by the disposal of ordinary shares in its three subsidiaries of UWC and the transfer of claims in relation to outstanding loans

amount of Baht 47.69 million, due to several large claims incurred in this quarter and also the increase of company’s retention in motor compulsory business. 2. The decrease of net investment revenue and