23.8%, compared to 26.7% from same period of last year, which was mainly due to changing of segment mix. In addition, the slowdown of economy and declining of tourists affected the slow growth of fashion
same period last year. This resulted from the government measures to control the COVID-19 pandemic, by temporary closure of stores in Fashion and Hardline segments while Food segment were impacted by
government’s order, we have closed fashion and hardline (Non-food) stores, while our food store remains operational to serve customers’ demand on essential consumer products. In addition, Central retail has
changing the advertising billboard from the still image media to 42 LED screens and 180 light boxes advertising media, at a total investment price of THB 390,000,000 (three hundred and ninety million Baht
Fashion Island Shopping Mall, with SRD for 1 year and 8 months from 1 July 2018 to 29 February 2020. The transaction value will not exceed THB 50 million (excluding VAT) Total transaction value The
transactions concerning the money changing business; outstanding balance of all such accounts in all currencies at the end of each day must not exceed USD 50,000 or its equivalent. 4. Payment in Thai Baht of
the expertise (either alone or with a financial adviser) to evaluate how the Notes will perform under changing conditions, the resulting effects on the value of the Notes and the impact this investment
sales from fashion segment 14,845 27.8% 15,217 30.2% (372) (2.4%) - Revenue from sales from hardline segment 13,294 24.9% 9,515 18.9% 3,779 39.7% - Revenue from sales from food segment 19,641 36.8% 19,923
12.3% - Revenue from sales from fashion segment 18,092 28.5% 17,324 32.4% 768 4.4% - Revenue from sales from hardline segment 14,716 23.2% 10,545 19.7% 4,172 39.6% - Revenue from sales from food segment
newly-launched coffee stands has greatly benefited from the changing Positive signal from Mikka Coffee Stand during COVID prompted further outlet expansion behavior, and the sales of take-away coffee