sectors in the capital market in operating with consideration for human rights throughout the value chain. This aligns with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) and
reducing the par value per unit by five percent of the bond value as of the bond issue date. The repayment date would be on the original maturity date on 9 June 2024. The remaining principal would be repaid
SRI Funds and bonds.* Additional details for SRI Fund include investment policy, investment unit value, net asset value, dividend policy, fund fees and past performance. The information is available
installment, equal to 10 percent of the bond value on the issuance date, will be due on 16 November 2025; the second installment, also equal to 10 percent of the bond value on the issuance date, will be due on
. Exemption related to the fund includes value added tax, special business tax and stamp duty incurring from transfer of property into the fund with transfer back agreement or re-transfer to governmental
's shares at 142 million baht. As a result, IFEC unreasonably paid T&S for the additional payment of 13 million baht. Moreover, IFEC recorded the value of CRS's shares with the amount of 155
's shares at 142 million baht. As a result, IFEC unreasonably paid T&S for the additional payment of 13 million baht. Moreover, IFEC recorded the value of CRS's shares with the amount of 155
of CRS to buy CRS's shares at 142 million baht. As a result, IFEC unreasonably paid T&S for the additional payment of 13 million baht. Moreover, IFEC recorded the value of CRS's shares
's shares at 142 million baht. As a result, IFEC unreasonably paid T&S for the additional payment of 13 million baht. Moreover, IFEC recorded the value of CRS's shares with the amount of 155
's shares at 142 million baht. As a result, IFEC unreasonably paid T&S for the additional payment of 13 million baht. Moreover, IFEC recorded the value of CRS's shares with the amount of 155