shareholders of ALP FPI, representing an investment of no more than 150 million Indian Rupees (one hundred and fifty million Indian Rupees), and 45 percent of the preferred shares, with the resolution to buy
Exchange of Thailand, in the topic of the Disclosure of Information and Other Acts of Listed Companies concerning the Connected Transactions B.E.2546 this transaction is recognized as a transaction more than
Thailand, in the topic of the Disclosure of Information and Other Acts of Listed Companies concerning the Connected Transactions B.E.2546 this transaction is recognized as a transaction more than 1million
company NTA and approved entering into “Business Administration Agreement” with AFS and pay management fee in the amount not more than 92.58 million baht or 0.51% of the Company NTA. - Board of Director’s
of NCL International Logistics Public Company Limited and its subsidiaries (the "Company") on the Company's financial statements for the 3 months ended March 31, 2020 that changed more than 20 percent
information and operation of the listed company in categories of related transactions on type of assets or services which has the transaction value more than Baht 1 million but less than Baht 20 million or to
ability to provide more services to existing customers such as KTC, this is in accordance with the current situation that various organizations were unable to work at the workplace, some of the customers
accumulated from the previous year as the company’s group having 21 projects under the construction in 2019, more than 13 projects in 2018. While Low-rise condominium customer are still the main customer of the
to lower in cost. These affect to the Company has Gross profit margin more than the same period of last year. Net profit margin is at 14.8% and net profit for the period increased from the same period
from Baht 45.49 million in 2Q18, with Net profit margin at 18.96% in 3Q19 improved from 23.68% in 3Q18. Total revenues for 9M19 increased to Baht 677.95 million, or 41.02% more than Baht 480.74 million