which was mainly due to continual impact of COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the easing of COVID-19 lockdown measures of Thai government and the stores reopened in May, the domestic consumer spending was still
balance sheet, whereas the European Central Bank was gradually tapering its quantitative easing stance through reduced monthly asset purchases. Likewise, several other central banks signaled steps to be
increased by Baht 2,139 million or 15.68 percent due largely to rising revenue from the sale of securities. Moreover, other operating expenses were close to the level seen in the previous quarter, resulting
also colluded to act dishonestly in selling NUSA condominium units in Bangkok at a price lower than the appraised price and transferring funds out of NUSA into personal accounts and those of close
founders and major shareholders were all in favor of disposing QI to Continental. This transaction is at arms’ length and after the close, Continental will not have any claims against the Company. Please be