land, buildings, and machinery of the company's seasoning manufacturing factory to a bank as collateral for securing a loan, refinancing, or negotiating waivers or modifications for debt restructuring

repayment of the principal by reducing the par value per unit by at least 20 percent of the par value per unit on the issue date of the bond. The SEC requires that the bondholder representative analyze the

:      (1) Extention of the maturity dates for the redemption of both bond issues for another year;       (2) Partial payment of the principal by reducing the par value per unit at a total rate of no less

extension of the bond maturity date for a period of one year and six months;      Agenda item 2: Consideration for approval of a partial repayment of the principal by reducing the face value per unit by not

for approval of nine installment repayments of the principal on the due dates of interest payments throughout the two-year extension period by reducing the par value per unit;   Agenda Item 2

per unit as of the issuance date, and consideration for approval of the repayment of the outstanding principal on the maturity date of the extended period of two years;                    Agenda Item

for two more years; (2) Partial repayment of the principals in total amount 15 percent of the bond value as of the issue dates by reducing the par value per unit, to be made on the original maturity

the par value per unit as of 15 May 2024, to be made on 25 June 2024. The remaining principal will be repaid on the maturity date, as extended.      Agenda Item 2: Consideration for approval of the

principal in nine installments by reducing the par value per unit, due on the interest payment dates throughout the extended period of the bond maturity.Agenda Item 2: Consideration for approval of increasing

reducing the par value per unit by five percent of the bond value as of the bond issue date. The repayment date would be on the original maturity date on 9 June 2024. The remaining principal would be repaid