Directors views that it is reasonable, under the consideration of the utmost interest of the Company, the Board of Directors may determine the offering price with a reduction of not more than 10 percent of
Existing Shareholders. In case that the Board of Directors views that it is reasonable, under the consideration of the utmost interest of the Company, the Board of Directors may determine the offering price
Existing Shareholders. In case that the Board of Directors views that it is reasonable, under the consideration of the utmost interest of the Company, the Board of Directors may determine the offering price
amongst the companies with the honor of Thailand Sustainability Investment 2017 by the Stock Exchange of Thailand, having demonstrated outstanding achievements in sustainable business operations with utmost
view that the acquisition of ordinary shares of COMASS is reasonable and be the utmost benefit of the Company where the Company will have absolute control over the operation of COMASS resulting in the
Acquisition Transaction is reasonable and be of the utmost benefit to the Company for the following reasons: 1) Despite the fact that GSG is a newly incorporated company, its customer-based is originally from
view that the sale of ordinary shares in RPV, the purchase price of shares and other terms and conditions are reasonable and will provide the utmost benefits to the Company. Therefore, it resolves to
, recognized an increase in interest expense amount THB 588 mn) • In 2Q20, The Company recognized rental revenue, which includes rental waiver and discount amount that the Company estimated to aid tenants that
, recognized an increase in interest expense amount THB 588 mn) • In 2Q20, The Company recognized rental revenue, which includes rental waiver and discount amount that the Company estimated to aid tenants that
company’s profile with competitors or other peers? 8. How does the board gauge ethics, values, conduct and culture in the company? Do non-financial metrics aid in that assessment to provide the board insight