as Enclosure 2. (3) The Board of Directors resolved to approve the Company to dispose of its ordinary shares of Origin Sphere Co., Ltd. (“Origin Sphere”), a subsidiary of the Company (a company in
percent of the total shares of Origin Ramkhamhaeng, to NRED, at the price totaling THB 311,390,000; (3) The transaction to dispose 49,000 shares of Origin Sphere Co., Ltd. (“Origin Sphere”), with the par
Province 10270 (3) The transaction to dispose 49,000 shares of Origin Sphere Co., Ltd. (“Origin Sphere”), with the par value of THB 10 per share, equivalent to 49 percent of the total ordinary shares of
shares of Origin Sphere Co., Ltd. (“Origin Sphere”), with the par value of THB 10 per share, equivalent to 49 percent of the total ordinary shares of Origin Sphere, to NRED, at the price totaling THB
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