, 2004 (as amended) (together referred to as “Acquisition and Disposal Notifications”). According to the Company’s latest reviewed consolidated financial statement ended December 31, 2017, the size of the
accelerated the transfer of housing units to customers before the Bank of Thailand housing loan control measure (Loan-to-Value: LTV) became effective on April 1, 2019. Even though, the majority of MK customers
million which was higher than sale that recorded in the same period of last year. MK employed several strategies in order to help customers reduce the impact of the Bank of Thailand housing loan control
investment was 0.35% of the total assets of the Company and its subsidiaries, based on the latest reviewed consolidated financial statements for the period ending on March 31, 2018, which did not trigger the
Financial Institution Development Fund; (7) a juristic person having total assets of five hundred million Baht or more, according to the latest financial statement audited by an auditor; (8) a juristic person
%. Another significant impact toward real estate business was the Bank of Thailand housing loan control measure (Loan-to-Value: LTV). The measure had direct effect on the consumers’ purchasing power. However
2,647.55 million. This year, the Company recognized sale not only from its low-rise housing projects but also from the Park Court condominium units. The company had number of bookings which would be able to
is SBITO’s latest audited annual financial accounts. The Company’s Board of Directors has considered and resolved that the price of the investment disposition was appropriate. Summary of SBITO’s
sustainable return to shareholders in the long-term. Central Phuket Floresta Building, CPN’s latest retail development, was opened on September 10, 2018 The opening of Central Phuket, the largest shopping