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and related person as following details: Borrower Mana Patanakarn Company Limited as a subsidiary of Nawarat Patanakarn Public Company Limited (“the Company”) Lender 1. K Alliance Company Limited 2. Mrs

efficiently. Beside this, The Company focused on managing the account receivable turnover especially debtor screening policy efficiently. Therefore, there has been no record for an uncollectible account from

turnover especially debtor screening policy efficiently. Therefore, there has been no record for an uncollectible account from Debtors. This is to ensure the company financial status and performance. The

has no policy to overstock but to manage the inventory turnover efficiently. Beside this, The Company focused on managing the account receivable turnover especially debtor screening policy efficiently

declining from external trade receivables of 53.18 Million Baht and related debtor (EMC) has pay debts to subsidiary (UWC) as amount of 170.00 Million Baht and decline in advance payment of 8.70 Million Baht

Saran made up fake documents and partially paid for the debt owed by Suthat, who had agreed to take on the debt for Suthin and Charuwan, to mislead the company's auditor into believing that the debtor

rating action the matter, application of the credit rating methodology, decision-making activities (e.g., the operation of a rating committee), interaction with the rated entity, obligor, originator

under the law governing such operations. Section 15. Transfer of assets which are rights of claims in the following cases shall be deemed lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to

following cases shall be deemed lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to Section 306 of the Civil and Commercial Code. However, the rights of the debtor to set up a defence under second