MFC Asset Management Public Company LimitedDiscussions with SEC to protect unitholder interests, outcome unclear.

GROREIT trust is in negotiations with the Government Savings Bank to extend its debt repayment period after Royal Orchid Hotel (Thailand) or ROH did not repurchase the hotel as per the contract on July 14, 2026, resulting in GROREIT being unable to repay the principal of 1.35 billion baht on schedule. The trust has requested the bank to maintain the original interest rate but extend the repayment period, and expects a conclusion soon. If the bank approves, the Stock Exchange of Thailand may remove the CB sign and allow trading to resume. Although trading is currently suspended, operations remain normal and there is sufficient liquidity to cover interest payments for about one year. Meanwhile, GROREIT has revalued its assets without the repurchase condition, with the Royal Orchid Sheraton Bangkok valued at 5.21 billion baht. Additionally, Wann Asset Management and MFC Asset Management are in discussions with the SEC to protect unitholder interests.
MFC Asset Management Public Company LimitedDiscussions with SEC to protect unitholder interests, outcome unclear.
Failed to repurchase hotel as per contract, causing GROREIT's debt repayment issue.
Discussions with SEC to protect unitholder interests, outcome unclear.