Annual Report 2007 Securities and Exchange Commission, Thailand ANNUAL REPORT 2007 Corporate social responsibility is the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to economic development while improving the quality of life of the workforce and their families as well as of the local community and society at large. (WBCSD Stakeholder Dialogue on CSR, The Netherlands, Sept 6-8, 1998) C o n t e n t s Corporate Review Capital Market Review Action Plan and Events Achievemen...

. Moreover, the daily trading volume increased from 18.9 billion baht to 20.5 billion baht. These results reflected the strengths of Thailand’s economic fundamentals and investors’ confidence in the prospects

Exchange Commission (SEC) are pleased to announce a collaboration that will see the organizations work together to raise awareness of and drive higher levels of environmental disclosure in Thailand, in line

the CPD targets set for each of the following staff levels? • Partners • Senior Managers • Manager • Audit Seniors • Audit Trainee • Consultants/Sub-Contractors • Temporary Staff 4 Is there structured

strengths for future business growth, i.e. investments in plant and machinery, aiming at higher production efficiency, reduced production cost, quality systems improvement, investments in research and

information disclosure as the following details; Location Petchaburi, Thailand Estimated Plant Size Total 2 plants with 3 levels structures which estimate at 106,202 sqm. floor area. Purpose For the purpose of

judgement eventually. Due to the Thai legal system, the Courts of Justice are classified into three levels, namely: the Courts of First Instance, the Courts of Appeal, and the Supreme Court. Moreover, the

and international levels long before that.   In Thailand, His Majesty the King’s initiative of the Philosophy of Sufficiency Economy has been introduced to the public and applied to all economic levels

to catch on to what is expected of them. 5. Transactions and Trends Mergers and acquisitions: differing levels of activity among those on the call. Issues include appropriateness of purchase price

Bank include capacity building workshops, and technical assistance catering to the differing capacity levels of ASEAN members. These initiatives would complement AARG?s on-going efforts to raise the