rules until 25 December 2019. It is expected that the rules will be adopted early in 2020. 2.     Trading through secondary markets: SEC has discussed with the Stock Exchange of Thailand on the

to be insufficient for the provision of audit service to listed companies and potential fundraisers in the capital market that are expected to increase upon economic recovery. To address this issue

allowance for expected credit loss on receivables amount Baht 123.63 million. During April to June 2020 (and extended until September 2020) The company has measure to assist debtors who were affected by the

decreased from THB 133.61 million to THB 32.68 million or decreased THB 100.93 million or 75.54% because the government announced to close all cinemas in Thailand contemporarily by the Measure of the Thai

loss allowances. For 3Q20, expected credit losses totaled Baht 1,017 million, an increase of 172.5% comparing to Baht 373 million for 3Q19. The increase is mainly due to the Bank cautionary measure after

the amendments under (2) and (3) will take effect on 1 April 2024, and the amendment under (4) is expected to take effect from 1 March 2024*.Additionally, the SEC is reviewing relevant regulations to

considering the level of provisions taking into account the prolonged uncertainties from the COVID-19 and recorded total expected credit loss amount for 1Q21 at Baht 1,234 million. The Bank placed importance on

. Meanwhile, farm income declined due to a more-severe-than expected impact of the drought. The Bank of Thailand reduced Thailand’s economic growth projection for 2020 to contract 5.3% (as of March 2020

-0.3% 21,302 20,791 -2% 19,455 19,717 1% Operating and administrative expenses Expected credit loss Finance costs Other expenses 1,987 1,619 418 3 2% -9% -2% 200% 8,303 6,210 2,096 46 7,832 6,629 1,745

of household debt. On the other hand, public spending and investment continued to grow due to government’s relief measure through cash injection for people and businesses. As of August 31, 2020, the