and sale or exchange of securities in the Securities Exchange and in an over-the-counter centre by a securities company licensed to undertake securities dealing business; (9) relocate its head office or
, which conducts business as a carrier with its own containers, gained lower revenue from transportation due impact from corona 2019 epidemic situation resulting in not being able to relocate containers as
health consciousness. This will create a demand for wellness. As the wellness business has yet to operate, it incurred pre-opening expenses. MK was careful in controlling costs of goods sold and operating
in vicinity, and there is enough space for the operation of the Company, thus, the new building is modern and well equipped with amenities. In addition, to relocate the office to new building will
does not have any negative impact to the Company. At present, this land is used as a warehouse, storage center, and center for maintenance of equipment and tools of the Company. The Company will relocate
level of the Company and subsidiaries to be consciousness and values in working with honesty, transparency, clarity and verifiability without any actions constitute to corruption directly and indirectly
trends towards light-weighting, use of sustainable materials, increasing levels of consciousness for personal hygiene and change in choice of personal wear, specially by the younger generation. From a
. There may in some cases be a tendency to focus more on the interests of those drawing benefits already or those who will shortly begin to do so; this tendency must be countered by a consciousness of the
foreign firms are looking to relocate production activities to and expand production in Thailand in response to trade conflicts, particularly in sectors such as electronics and automotive parts. It is also
Governance of Publicly Traded Company - Definition (Section 89/1) - Qualifications and the removal of directors and executives (Section 89/3 - 89/6) - Duty and responsibility of directors and executives (Section 89/7 - 89/14) - Shareholders’ rights under Chapter 3/1 (Section 89/26, 89/28, 89/30) - Shareholder’s right to bring a derivative action and a private lawsuit against directors and executives (Section 89/18 - 89/20) - Criminal liability of directors and executives (Section 281/2, 281/3, 2...