: Daol Securities (Thailand) Public Company Limited serves as the bondholders’ representative for the seven series of GRAND bonds as follows:            GRAND257A bond due on 14 July 2025

and increased by Baht 2,888 million or 117% from Q1/2019. This was mainly due to the following reasons: Executive Summary Comparing Q1/2020 vs Q4/2019 Comparing Q1/2020 vs Q1/2019 YoYQoQ The Proportion

payables. Trade payable increased in line with the higher inventory levels. Accrued expenses also increased due to the estimation of accrued bonuses, withholding tax ( PND. 2) from dividend payments during

amounted to Baht 3,123 million, slightly rose from the same period last year but gross margin was down to 25.4%, from 27.2% in the same period last year. This was partly due to the adjustment of inventory

was expected to expand at a slower pace compared with the same period last year due to a contraction in merchandise exports and a slowdown in tourism growth resulting from uncertainty about the trade

reversal of losses on inventories devaluation (NRV) THB 1,635 million). And, due to the company recording impairment loss of major trade account receivable, that went into business rehabilitation under the

increase of 287.7 MB and 488.6 MB, respectively, due to the auctioned projects, which were bid at the previous quarter, has gradually delivered in the Q3-2017. The overall economy expansion in Q3-2017 has

a decrease of 44.1 MB or 3.6% due to being in the effect of COVID-19. However, it considerably decreased compared to Q2–2020, representing a decrease of 542.0 MB or 31.3%. This is because in Q2–2020

powder, and almond due to the Company’s ability to price competitive. However, Manufacture and skincare products, cosmetics, food supplements and medicine used to treat skin diseases segment decreased Baht

IPD which posted 28% growth yoy due to epidemics, weather change as well as increasing number of beds in service. Cost of Hospital Operations Cost of hospital operations in 2Q’18 and 1H18 increased by