deceive the company into transferring money to his and other persons? banking accounts as well as embezzling the company?s securities and money obtained from selling NIPPON?s investment units at the total

this asset disposition. In this regard, the company appoints Jay Capital Advisory Limited to be Independent Financial Advisor (IFA) in order to give opinion on the company entering into the disposition

Revenues 74 0.7% 92 0.7% 18 23.9% Profit before Expenses 2,475 23.1% 3,207 25.4% 732 29.6% Selling Expenses 837 7.8% 929 7.4% 92 11.0% Administrative Expenses 857 8.0% 1,169 9.3% 312 36.4% Management and

% (68%) Others 109 190 74% 30 69 41 (41%) 35% Gross profit 2,434 3,249 33% 1,186 596 1,806 203% 52% Other income 327 451 38% 113 220 49 (78%) (57%) Selling expenses (547) (981) 79% (152) (217) (496) 128

same period last year, mainly to compensate for the cost of dealing with the COVID-19 disease problem, while capital expenditures decreased from the same period last year which was in line with the

Capital Market Supervisory Board or the Office of Securities and Exchange Commission have suggested investment in the offered securities; nor contain any assurance in relation to the value or returns on the

Bank through private placement or 35.6169% of the total paid-up capital and on July 27, 2017, the company has received the subscription of the newly issued ordinary shares current from CTBC Bank, totaled

private placement or 35.6169% of the total paid-up capital and on July 27, 2017, the company has received the subscription of the newly issued ordinary shares current from CTBC Bank, totaled Baht

and Allocation of the Newly Issued Ordinary Shares and the Newly Issued Convertible Debenture of Hydrotek Public Company Limited to the Specific Investor (Private Placement) 3. Capital Increase Report

last year, resulted from profit and loss from exchange rate and profit from selling unused assets. 3. Adminstrative expenses On 1st Quarter, 2019, the Group’s administrative expense total amount of 21.86