Mr. Kavin Pongpandecha Mr. Kavin Pongpandecha, a former Chief Executive Officer of Bitazza Company Limited ("Bitazza"), who is responsible for the operation of Bitazza, shall be liable for
Mr. Tanawat Sutuntivorakoon Mr.Tanawat Sutuntivorakoon, Chief Executive Officer of Bitazza Company Limited ("Bitazza"), who is responsible for the operation of Bitazza, shall be liable for
% This was because the Company’s cash collection improvement. In the first quarter of 2019, the cash collection was 708 million Baht which is close to the cash collection in Q4/2018. 2. Income from debt
increase the Company’s financial liquidity to be used as working capital and debt repayment which will help reduce the high interest burden of the Company. On the date the Board of Directors approved the
group company 4.1 The total amount of debt issued and which have not been sold as approved by the shareholders' meeting and authorized the board of listed companies to consider the sale as appropriate The
Commission No. KorThor. 42/2543 Re: Rules, Conditions and Procedures for Securities Brokerage and Securities Dealing which are not Debt Instruments By virtue of Section 14 and the second paragraph of Section
. ------------------------------- Notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. KorThor. 42/2543 Re: Rules, Conditions and Procedures for Securities Brokerage and Securities Dealing which are not Debt Instruments By virtue of
. ------------------------------- Notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission No. KorThor. 42/2543 Re: Rules, Conditions and Procedures for Securities Brokerage and Securities Dealing which are not Debt Instruments By virtue of
. This came from increment of number of staff to support new incoming projects. 6.2 Provision for doubtful debt decreased in amount of Baht 7.17 million due to payment received from the debtors 6.3 Other
equivalents was decreased by 13 million. 2. Temporary investment was increased by 29 million from trading securities. 3. Trade and other current receivables were decreased by 19 million due to improved debt