Type of securities : Common share | Effective Date : 08/06/2021 | Close Selling Date : 11/06/2021

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or a 5% rise over previous quarter, as employer realizes the benefits that its employees will receive from diversifying investment policies. ?Provident funds with employee?s choice continually gain

62.51% to 57.99%. 2. Net investment revenues, gains on investments and fair value losses totally amounted to Baht 30.22 million, an increase of Baht 13.46 million, because of the rise of gains from the

(Baht 2,212 million) which was charged from the contract party, resulting in substantial rise in net profit of Q1/2010 at Baht 1,788.1 million which rose by 193.47% from the same period of 2009. Mr

(Baht 2,212 million) which was charged from the contract party, resulting in substantial rise in net profit of Q1/2010 at Baht 1,788.1 million which rose by 193.47% from the same period of 2009. Mr

million) which was charged from the contract party, resulting in substantial rise in net profit of Q1/2010 at Baht 1,788.1 million which rose by 193.47% from the same period of 2009. Mr. Choavalit as a

continuous growth. As of Q2/2011, net asset value was at B595,228 million (a 3.8% rise over year-end 2010), having 10,806 employers setting up the funds (a 8.3% rise over year-end 2010) with a total of 2.2

are supported to participate equally in the economy with men. “Australia is proud to continue working with UN Women to implement the WE RISE Together programme for another four years, collaborating

earlier this year due to higher growth of net loan than that of deposits. Broadly speaking, loans increased as seen from the rise in business, working capital and retail loans, particularly auto hire