expenses and for working capital that will allow the Company to continuously operate its business. In addition, the disposal of such assets is to reduce the assets that have low level of liquidity and are

faucet products from overseas with the low costs and sell to the department store customer, wholesale and retailer. In this connection, after the disposition of assets to the connected person of the

of tourist arrivals exhibited a slow growth, increasing 2.8% from the same period last year resulting from 1) low base effect of last year from the Phuket boat incident 2) exemption of visa on arrival

amounting to THB 3,338 million, with total liabilities of THB 3,011 million and total equities of THB 9,457 million. In this regard, the company’s financial position remains strong with low debt-to-equity

tourist arrivals exhibited a slow growth, increasing 3.5% from the same period last year resulting from 1) low base effect of last year from the Phuket boat incident 2) exemption of visa on arrival fee and

continuously business operation. Thus, the Company has the outstanding debts with the debenture creditor amount of 1,230 million baht. 8.2 As the business has low liquidity, this disposing of land and buildings

with low demand in small packaging formats due to lockdown).  Thermoforming (where demand increased on account of increased home deliveries and food packaging for take away) .  Personal care , hygiene

with low traveling demand and cooperated with government orders as well as the announcement from Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) regarding to COVID-19 spread out situation. As a result, for

the debenture creditor amount of 1,230 million baht. 8.2 As the business has low liquidity, this disposing of land and buildings could accelerate debt repayment to the debenture creditor. 9. Plans for

to PEA / MEA / Rooftop • Electricity sales to PEA / MEA / Rooftop decreased 1.9% y-on-y in Q2’2020 to THB 210 million primarily due to low irradiation of solar plants in Thailand in Q2’2020 compared to