conflicts of interest; (b) not be an employee, staff, advisor who earns salary, or controlling person of the securities company, parent company, subsidiary company, affiliate company, or person who may have
conflicts of interest; (b) not be an employee, staff, advisor who earns salary, or controlling person of the securities company, parent company, subsidiary company, affiliate company, or person who may have
increased from the previous year by 61.36 million baht or 16.85%, as a result of increasing staff to cope with increasing services demand. And the company have to increase the reserve of employee benefit
increasing staff to cope with increasing services demand. And the company have to increase the reserve of employee benefit by 4.03 million Baht. This is in line with the new Labor Protection Act, in which
expenses increased by Baht 57.24 million or 10.58 % due to the increase in medical personal and general staff expenses to support the future expansion of subsidiaries. Morever according The Labor Protection
Company’s investments. 2.Expenses 2.1 Employee benefits expenses The Company’s employee benefits expenses in 6M2018 were Baht 563 million, an increase of 19% from 6M2017, mainly from an increase in personnel
Company’s employee benefits expenses in 3Q2018 were Baht 283 million, an increase of 12% from 3Q2017, mainly from an increase in personnel expenses which are related to the increase in the Company’s revenue
of goods sold. Selling Expenses Selling expenses mainly consist of salary for the café’s staff, space and equipment rental expenses, utility expenses, and other selling expenses such as marketing and
cases: (1) appointment of infrastructure fund’s personnel as follows: (a) infrastructure fund manager who perform duty of making investment decision or divesting of infrastructure asset of infrastructure
opinion by an auditor approved by the Office, and such auditor must not be a director, staff member or employee of such securities company. The auditor of the private fund must adhere to the code of conduct