) containing no provisions that permit one party having the obligation to deliver goods to settle by cash or set-off with the other party in lieu of the delivery of goods; and (c) the customary practice of such
) containing no provisions that permit one party having the obligation to deliver goods to settle by cash or set-off with the other party in lieu of the delivery of goods; and (c) the customary practice of such
and nearby countries Objectives of Investment 1. To increase production capability and shorten lead time for sales to customers in the US and nearby countries 2. To expand distribution network in the
Thailand Re: Disclosure of Information and Other Acts or Listed Companies concerning the Acquisition and Disposal of Assets 8. Expectation: to receive engineering capability and know-how from experienced
& Compliance Management 4. Regional Payment & Settlement 5. Data Analytics 6. Cyber Security 7. Performing Talent and Agile Organization 8. Modern World Class Technology Capability STRONG TRUSTWORTHY BRAND
. The Company deemed that such service fees have reasonable margin and in the Company’s capability. In this regard, the Board of Directors, where directors who have interests and/or directors who are
relation to HR System, Accounting & Finance System and System. The Company deemed that such service fees have reasonable margin and in the Company’s capability. In this regard, the Board of Directors, where
. The Company deemed that such service fees have reasonable margin and in the Company’s capability. In this regard, the Board of Directors, where directors who have interests and/or directors who are
within 2020), with the Bank’s capital position expected to remain robust post acquisition 6. Key Conditions Precedent Completion of the Transaction is subject to a number of customary conditions precedent
derivatives trading for customer, Clause 19, Clause 20, Clause 21, Clause 22 and Clause 25 only with respect to the review of pledging and debt repayment capability of customer, shall not apply to the service