Hall 2-3, 2nd Floor Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre (BITEC) address no. 88 Bangna-Trad Road (Km.1), Bangkok 10260, and the authorisation of the Chief Executive Officer and President to
/2018 on Friday, 24 August 2018 at 14.00 hrs., at Bhiraj Room Hall 2-3, 2nd Floor Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition (Translation) — 4 — Centre (BITEC) address no. 88 Bangna-Trad Road (Km.1
; as well as having exhibition booths at various exposition events.As for the SPAR convenience store, the brand established more varied sales promotion campaigns e.g. SPAR Aroi-Tua-Thai which brings
seminar entitled “Embracing Sustainability: No Turning Back”. Along with this, we took part in an exhibition which coincided with the Bangkok Sustainable Banking Forum 2019 held at the Bank of Thailand
the SET, held the events "Money Expo 2007", Financial Clinic @ Esplanade and RMF-LTF Tax-Saving Exhibition to promote financial literacy and investment. C O R P O R A T E R E V I E W16 2. SEC Help
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. To: Managing Director The Stock Exchange of Thailand Reference: 1. Information Memorandum on the Issuance and Offering of...
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...
Annual Report 2009 1 Annual Report 20092 Over the past year, the Thai economy experienced a recession for the first time since the Asian economic crisis in 1997. The first quarter saw a 7.1 percent contraction as a result of sluggish export in the midst of global financial crisis, diminishing demand of domestic private sector, and lack of confidence in economic and political directions. All these factors played out against a backdrop of weakening economies of our trade partners worldwide, which...