value of 12.22 percent calculated based on the first calculation basis i.e. Net tangible assets criterion based on the Consolidated Financial Statements ending 31 March 2017. Information Memorandum on the
Disposal”), representing the maximum transaction value of 2.67 percent calculated based on the first calculation basis i.e. Net Tangible Assets criterion based on the Consolidated Financial Statements ending
1 (TRANSLATION) SAFARI WORLD PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED PCL 0107537000351 Ref. No. 080/2019 4 December 2019 Subject: Notification of the Resolution of the Board of Director’s Meeting regarding of the schedule of EGM1/2020, Capital Decrease, Capital increase, an Increasing of investment cost in Carnival Magic Project, and compensation for design and construction to related person. (Update) To: Managing Director The Stock Exchange of Thailand Reference: 1. Information Memorandum on the Issuance and Of...
information in this papers are correct complete and carefully making respectively which is most important concerned about the benefits of all the shareholders. It contains no misleading information which may
performance of the subsidiary company, the relating provision should not be concerned any longer. 2. Financial Performance Summary – by business Revenues by business THB’000 Consolidated 2017 2016
carefully making respectively which is most important concerned about the benefits of all the shareholders. It contains no misleading information which may cause misunderstanding or conceal any material fact
of the Board of Directors - None - The Company is confirmed that all the information in this papers are correct complete and carefully making respectively which is most important concerned about the
GDP meanwhile income and wages did not exhibit high growth rates. However, most of retailer concerned about that and recognized that the consumers concentrated on conservative spending by limited only
audit firm reputation, as clients are concerned more with the quality of service than audit firm reputation and audit fees. After the defective audits of EY and KPMG in Thailand found by the SEC were