- Long-term loans from TMB was of Bt2,169.6 million due on April 30, 2026 with 3 years grace period and quarterly, principal repayment: Bt80.4 million/period (the last repayment will be made for remaining

sector the Thai economy continues to outperform with Q2 growth at 4.6% slightly below Q1 but remaining strong. Private consumption growth was robust in July and August, supported by higher consumer

Company will collect an additional 10% of the fee including a post-dated cheque (based on the credit term) for the remaining fees of 80% within November 2019, in order to prevent the risk of debt repayment

. 3. The remaining 20% derived from ready-to-move-in projects completed prior to 2018. 1.1 Residential condominium 6,181.64 8,614.54 (28.24%) Proportion (%) 70.91% 84.56% (13.65%) 1.2 Single house

institutions of THB 31.9mn and payback short-term loan from financial institutions of THB 321.0mn. As a result, the Company had remaining cash flow of THB 165.5mn as of 31 March 2020.   Management Discussion

baht, remaining inventories decreased by 2.94 million baht which was in line with the sale. 1.2 Non-current asset as of June 30, 2020 with amount of 620.15 million bath increase by 5.41 million bath or

the project has been currently commencing the 2nd phase and will accelerate the construction for the remaining phases until completed all 4 phases. 2. Cost of goods sold and expenses: Consolidated Unit

the deferred tax benefits as much as possible within 2020. However, the Company evaluates that there is the remaining uncertainty about the future utilization of the related benefit because they relate

purchasing power has still not recovered. This is reflected in the consumer confidence index which remains at very low levels, with consumers remaining concerned over high levels of household debt and their

operations at stores remaining open, we are strictly following safety measures, such as: restricting the number of people in store at any one time; regular cleaning and disinfecting, especially at the