according the asset acquisition from connected person which is the middle size of related transaction of listed company rule. Therefore, the company is obligated to get approval from the Board of Directors

transaction of listed company rule, which is a middle size of worth over 1 million baht but less than 20 million baht, which the company is obligated to get approval from the Board of Directors and disclose the

amount of 4,017,600 baht. The transaction size is considered according to the middle size of connected transaction of listed company rule, which is worth over 1 million baht but less than 20 million baht

. Consideration The Transaction will be effected on the basis of an agreed valuation of a 1.77 times multiple of Permata’s book value (subject to certain adjustments). This implies, on the basis of Permata’s book

Nation U Co., Ltd., the subsidiary of the Company, and change in the accounting policy regarding the record of the land valuation To: Director and Manager The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Attachment

Disposition Rule),the transaction is classified as a Class 2 transaction with a transaction size of 26.84 % calculated using the value of consideration criterion, which gives the highest value is calculated in

that the auditor could not reach a conclusion on the valuation report of PACE’s equity investments in Pace One and Pace Three, conducted by an independent financial advisor, regarding the estimation of

’ qualified opinions resulted from limitation on their scope of audit/review. Hence, the auditors were unable to obtain sufficient and appropriate audit evidence with respect to valuation of investment in PT

in Permata on the basis of an agreed valuation of a 1.77 times of Permata’s book value (subject to certain adjustments). This implies, on the basis of Permata’s book value as at 30 September 2019, an

referred from Malaysia National Bank. keep the ringgit constant.Payment by cash valuation at 24,000,000 MYR which is equivalent to 196,537,120 THB at the exchange rate of 8.0548 THB per MYR on November 24