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(Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia) Asia-Pacific Markets moved Thailand up from the eighth to the fourth place. The area of the highest score was the Thai government’s clear policy and firm commitment to
principles. Good corporate governance is a critical component in any capital market. Without it, market development would be a futile effort. Yet, most investors tended to overlook this corporate virtue over
businesses in Asia with clarity, insights and tools to support their contribution towards achieving the SDGs. The launch of the Thailand SDG Investor Map is timely, and the critical data presented in the map
beneficial governance and control, good corporate governance is not possible. A sound disclosure regime was identified as critical because there is a risk that controlling beneficial owners, with large voting
farmer’s production output. The export market was still in the ratio for 60% of the total Company sales. Main market is in Asia zone but it remains very critical to the Company to expand our reach to new
directors and the audit committee play a critical role in creating a mechanism to verify for the reasonableness of important transactions of listed companies; 4. Listed company: Listed companies are required
million in the same quarter of last year showing an increase of Baht 2.20 million or 20.15 % increase since last year manpower was moved to support the awarded service projects causing the overhead cost to
. However, as market volatility moved back towards more normal levels and the market started to be more positive since May 2020. Both the Company’s DW business and the other trading returns have improved. As
depreciation of rental equipment in Q1–2021. Other non-current assets decreased by 10.1 MB, representing a decrease of 13.0%. Those were decreased by the prepaid maintenance costs which moved the category from a