might be developed (that could have been for woody biomass feedstocks). This will not now be done. 1.1 28 July 2020 Swap ‘bioenergy’ to ‘electricity’ in table 2 1 July 2019 Publication of first criteria
99.99 percent of the Subsidiary’s registered capital. Sellers : Existing shareholders of Leyland Company Limited (the “Sellers”). Relationship with the Company : The Sellers do not have any relationship
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Limited Purchaser: Richforest International Investments Ltd. which is not a connected person 1.3 General Transaction The Company has the land plots which are located in Niseko Sub-district, Hokkaido
Company and PF. 3. General characteristics of the transaction The Company will enter into the loan agreement with PF for using such loan as the working 2 capital and operation of the Company’s businesses in
as well as conducting e-commerce business and online and offline advertising media, in the total number of shares not exceeding 120,808,387 shares equivalent to 33.05 percent of the total outstanding
working paper which must be maintained as a record for a minimum of 3 years; Reporting to the SEC of any non-cooperation cases of the clients. Failure to report to the SEC will be deemed FAs' flaws
working paper which must be maintained as a record for a minimum of 3 years; Reporting to the SEC of any non-cooperation cases of the clients. Failure to report to the SEC will be deemed FAs' flaws
which is an unsecured short-term loan that granted to GSTEL according to the resolution of Company’s Board of Directors Meeting No. 3/2017 on March 16, 2017 for the amount not exceeding Baht 94 million
an unsecured short-term loan for the amount not exceeding Baht 94 million for a period of not more than 6 months from the first draw down date with the interest rate at 12.5% per annum to be used as