2013 to the SEC Office and the SET on March 3, 2014. CGD failed to rotate an auditor, in the occurrence that the auditor has performed her duties on auditing or reviewing and expressed opinion on
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
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
certified financial statements. Therefore, the Securities and Exchange Commission requires that listed companies rotate their auditor every five accounting years. CG-ROSC Assessment recommends that
caused by such differences. Clause 18 mutual funds and trusts shall rotate an auditor by complying with the rules prescribed in Paragraph 2, in the occurrence that the auditor has performed his/her duties
issuers shall explain at least the causes and key factors that make the difference, including the effect thereof. Clause 23 The listed company shall rotate an auditor by complying with the rules prescribed