registered securities and having a statement in the certificate of securities offered for sale each time that the Thai government agencies shall not accept transfer registration of securities in any level if

. Government spending and government investment did not drive the economy fully. Meanwhile, the investment of private sector was slowed down, household sectors from various sectors paid more attention on

million baht or equivalent to 6.97% compared to the same period last year due to the situation of Thai economy that was slowed down. Spending and government investment were slightly driven the economy

and international demand, which affected from the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The measures of the government sector to control the spread of the virus, therefore the limit of inbound and

distancing, affect a decrease of tourist numbers. The government measures to control the spread of decease by temporarily halting the department stores, the closure of high-risk places and the drought problems

export market (Government to Government) and domestic market and also selling price adjustment to trade, regarding to raw material cost increase. • Total expenses increase 61% are mainly reflected by

registrar’s name, the period of the mutual fund, the scheme’s capital amount, and the characteristics of unitholders; (2)2 a diagram showing the mutual fund’s risk level and a summary of important risk factors

measure (LTV). As a result, MK could maintain the sales of housing units at the same level as the previous year. However, MK’s gross profit margin was also impacted by the economic slowdown during the first

. Risk Profile Risk Level Fund Type Explanation Low 1 Money market fund investing domestically only Investing in deposits, deposit-like securities, government bonds or Bank of Thailand bonds with maturity

representative in Thailand Information as of XX XX XXXX Name of the ARFP Fund Unit Class SRI Fund Class code Type of mutual fund Risk Level Low 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 High Risk Profile Explanation Investment policy and