consideration and does not notify the reasons in writing before the commencement of the consideration, the arbitrator may dispose such dispute, or if the arbitrator deems it appropriate, may consider the case on
light of circumstance of the case: (1) the prescription of commencement and termination of administrative sanction at any particular period of time; (2) the prescription of commencement and termination of
Baht (33.00) million due to an accrued cost in construction project decreased (by using percentage of completion method), it decreased mainly from actual cost of engineering service. Long-term
increase of 1,032.9 million baht, or 104.2% compared on the same period from last year. Due to “The Group” were able to recognized revenue consistently, due to the completion of 4 projects in the year 2016
project is over 10 years and it is expected to be closed within Q3/2017. The implementation of ERP system is over 80% to completion, the company plans to partially shift to the ERP system during Q3/2017 and
Agreement with respect to the subscription of its newly issued shares and the purchase of shares in Hero Experience, which the completion of such will be conditional upon the fulfilment of condition precedent
temporary working capital in the business operation. Currently, GSTEL is in the process of obtaining loan facilities from the new lender. Upon the funding completion, the short term loan will be promptly
used as its temporary working capital in the business operation. Currently, the Company is in the process of obtaining loan facilities from the new lender. Upon the funding completion, the short term
Channel Agency will enter into the Share Purchase Agreement with respect to the purchase of shares in Hero Experience later (the “Share Purchase Agreement”), which the completion of such will be conditional
management of the clients’ assets within sixty days as from the date when the intermediary becomes under receivership by court order. Upon completion of proceedings as prescribed in this Notification, the SEC