business through BCP Trading Co., Ltd., the company’s performance has improved from a higher transaction volume in terms of product line, and new trade partners. Marketing Business Group has exhibited

on such transaction to the Stock Exchange of Thailand ( the "SET" ) and to inform the shareholders in terms of written documents within 21 days from the date that the information memorandum is

Analysis for the 3rd quarter of year 2022 2 in revenue was higher than the industry growth (in terms of production volume) of 34.5% for the following reasons: 1) Automotive Parts Business; Higher volume from

& Calpis grew 1.5% YoY and above market growth. C-Vitt became #1 brand in functional drink with market share of 23.3% in Q3’18 from 16.9% in Q2’18. Domestic Personal Care grew 9.1% YoY. At constant FX

financial advisors or intermediaries for securities offering, additionally disclose the terms and conditions of such debts as well. - in other cases, disclose at least the amount of money and the spending

issuance of debt securities. - In case of repaying debts to financial advisors or intermediaries for securities offering, additionally disclose the terms and conditions of such debts as well. - in other

Nation Multimedia Group Public Co., Ltd. 1858/121-122, 1858/125-128 28th, 30th, 31st Floor, Debaratna Road, Bangna-Tai Sub-District, Bangna District, Bangkok 10260 Tel: 0-2-338-3333 Call Center: 0-2338-3000 Fax: 0-2338-3334 www.nationgroup.com 25 May 2020 Subject : Notification on Resolution of the Board of Directors’ Meeting No. 6/2020, Change of Directors and Directors’ Power, Entering into Disposal of Assets Transaction, and Acquisition of Assets Transaction To : Director and Manager The Stoc...

544,546.60 1,868.3 247,439.90 849.0 Total Liabilities and Shareholders’ Equity 1,212,970.8 4,161.7 975,683.90 3,347.6 943,597.20 3,237.5 1.5. Total Consideration Value and Terms of Payment 1.5.1. Consideration

Segments-Production Volume and Core EBITDA Above is the analysis of the Company’s operational performance over a longer period of time. It is im- portant to review this performance in the context of a weak

closed Thailand’s first ever green loan for $100 million and €100 million. These are being provided in the forms of positive incentive loans for which the commercial terms are linked to the improvement in