transactions without proposing such transactions to the meeting of shareholders and did not perform according to the Notification on Connected Transaction due to the Board of Directors had misinformation on the
. This was mainly due to the increase of the Company’s projects which are concert event and hinoki wood products in 2019. When deducted with the total cost of THB 5.20 million which consisted of the cost
transaction is significant due to its investment objective which informed to shareholders in the Company’s filing and according to Good Corporate Governance. Therefore, the Company has to propose to the
sales revenue of THB 2.02 million, so total revenue increased by THB 7.12 million when compared to the same period of 2018. This was mainly due to the increase of the Company’s projects which are concert
107,105 Trade and other current payables 5,501 4,759 6,132 4,531 Long-term borrowings from financial institutions due to be paid within one year 8,865 3,167 2,255 2,189 Debentures due to be paid within one
. Exports of services grew at a lower rate as the results of the number of Chinese tourists contracted, due to the Phuket tour boat sinking incident, and the number of Russian tourists declined, due partly to
. Exports of services grew at a lower rate as the results of the number of Chinese tourists contracted, due to the Phuket tour boat sinking incident, and the number of Russian tourists declined, due partly to
same period of 2019. This was mainly due to the new business in the form of In-store radio advertisement, events promotion and online content production. When deducted with the total cost of THB 16.88
accordance with the increase in registered capital and to be presented to the shareholders for approval. 4. Approve the increase in capital by: 4.1 Right Offering at the ratio of 5:2. Due to the level of
tangible assets (NTA) 431.06 Net profit during the past 12 months 33.13 Financial information of Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory (Malaya) Sdn. Bhd. (“FKRMM”) after conducted due diligence Reviewed by KPMG