regulations.* For example:• Shareholders’ equity falls below 50 percent of the paid-up capital with discount on share capital deducted;• Filing a rehabilitation petition under the Bankruptcy Act and the Court
Transformation Films Co.,Ltd. The investment above falls under “the acquisition and disposal of asset” in which total transaction value is less than 15% of MPIC’s Net Tangible Asset (NTA), and is not considered as
investment above falls under “the acquisition and disposal of asset” in which total transaction value is less than 15% of MPIC’s Net Tangible Asset (NTA), and is not considered as “the connected transaction
attack or any other damages occur. In addition, these business operators must prepare and deliver information involving calculation of net capital. In a case that net capital falls below 1.5 times of the
the Registered Capital We are also pleased to inform that the size of above transaction falls under “the acquisition and disposal of asset” in which total transaction value is less than 15% of company’s
transaction: 0% of the Registered Capital We are also pleased to inform that the size of above transaction falls under “the acquisition and disposal of asset” in which total transaction value is less than 15
Directors with different opinion from the Board of Directors: None 10. Transaction Size: The above transaction is considered as related transaction according to SET regulation. It falls in the type of rent or
waiver of the requirement to provide additional replacement assets as collateral if the ratio falls below 1.5:1, from 20 November 2024 to 30 December 2025; and (4) A reduction of the interest rate to 2
Transactions, B.E. 2546 and No.2, B.E. 2547, it falls into the category of medium size of the connected transaction. 4. Criteria used in determining the Connected Transaction The Board of Directors' meeting of
investment in the past 6 months, it is not categorized as the transaction which falls under the disclosure requirement of the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board No. ThoChor. 20/2551. Please