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ASSET WORLD CORP PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED Q1/2020 ANALYST MEETING PRESENTATION 11 May 2020 1 A G EN D A AWC STRATEGY DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO COST CONTROL INITIATIVES COVID CRISIS Q1/2020 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE


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ASSET WORLD CORP PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED

Q1/2020 ANALYST MEETING PRESENTATION

11 May 2020

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A G EN D A

  • AWC STRATEGY
  • DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO
  • COST CONTROL INITIATIVES
  • COVID CRISIS
  • Q1/2020 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
  • Q1/2020 CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

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B U I L D I N G A B E T T E R F U T U R E

AWC STRATEGY

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AW C STR ATEG Y

5 - Y R S T R A T E G I C T A R G E T C O R E S T R A T E G Y

Most Admired Real Estate Group (World Class Standard) Robust & Sustainable Growth with EBITDA CAGR > 15% Maximize Shareholder’s Return (ROE > 15%)

GLOBAL AND UNIQUE PARTNER SYNERGY & SUSTAINABILITY NEW BENCHMARK GROWTH-LED STRATEGY

MIDDLE TO HIGH INCOME CUSTOMER SEGMENT

Real Estate Investor/Developer/Manager Scalable Frontier Projects Focus (Mixed-Used Development ) Outstanding Return on Investment Strong Development Capabilities International customers base diversification and portfolio diversification throughout key cities

F U N D A M E N T A L / B U S I N E S S M O D E L 5

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TH AIL AN D ’S LEA D IN G IN TEG R ATED LIFESTYLE R EA L ESTATE G R O U P

The Flagship Freehold Hospitality and Commercial Platform to Access the Attractive Thai Market

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OPERATING HOTELS WITH 4,869 GUEST ROOMS OPERATING RETAIL PROPERTIES WITH THE TOTAL NLA OF 198,781 SQM

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OFFICE BUILDINGS WITH THE TOTAL NLA OF 270,594 SQM

R E TA I L & C O M M E R C I A L H O S P I TA L I T Y

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  • No. of F&B Outlets (1)

Meeting / event space (sqm) (1)

  • No. of Hotels (1)
  • Conveniently located in

easily accessible locations surrounded by vibrant shopping, business and entertainment districts 27 13,706 4

  • Within short commute

from shopping districts and other tourist destinations 11 1,729 4

  • Located on exclusive

beachfront properties, targeting leisure travelers of all types 9 268 2

Expansive event spaces with many F&B options Centrally located with well-equipped facilities Exclusive beachfront properties Award-winning hotels catering to wide clientele

Iconic assets in prime city and resort locations, leveraging top global operators

  • Award winning hotels

that receive a high level

  • f satisfaction from

customers 6 23 5,069 Bangkok City Hotels Non-Bangkok, Luxury Resorts Other Non- Bangkok Hotels MICE and F&B Destination Hotels

  • No. of Rooms (1)

2,305 923 167 1,474

D IVER SIFIED PO R TFO LIO O F PR IME IC O N IC H O SPITA LITY A SSETS

As at Mar 2020

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D IFFER EN TIATED R ETA IL & O FFIC E PO R TFO LIO

  • No. of Assets

NLA (sqm) Key Anchor Tenants Tourist Lifestyle Destination (1)

  • Flagship award-winning

tourist lifestyle destination, and the first uniquely themed riverfront shopping and travel destination in Bangkok 1 26,590 World class shows and events, night market, local products, food stalls Community Shopping Malls and Markets (2)

  • Contemporary indoor urban

malls and low-rise complexes, catering to the daily needs of local community 8 172,191 Supermarkets/hypermarkets, cinemas, education, fitness centers and restaurants

  • Innovative wholesale

platform under two key brands: AEC Trade Center and AEC Trade Center Online 1 ~145,000 Wholesale Retail Properties (3) Manufacturers, retailers, exporters, and logistic and financial service providers

Notes:

  • 1. Excludes Asiatique Phase 2 and Asiatique Pier and Boat
  • 2. Includes Gateway Ekamai (under management and to be acquired pursuant to Gateway Ekamai MOU), but excludes Bangkapi Community Market (under development) and Lasalle’s Avenue

Expansion

  • 3. Consists of AEC Trade Center which is currently under development

Unique location by the Chao Praya River Next to mass transport in residential communities Close to well-established transport links Prime central Bangkok close to transport nodes

Office

  • High-quality office buildings

located at transportation nodes in business districts

  • f metropolitan Bangkok

KPMG, Samsung, US Embassy, Tokyo Marine, Deutsche Bank, Nation Multimedia Group 4 270,594

Barbell retail strategy with unique destination and community retail and strong upside potential Prime central Bangkok offices provide stable cash flow

As at Mar 2020

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COST CONTROL INITIATIVES

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  • Implement effective procurement strategy

for guestroom supplies

  • Adjust operating hours and enforce

effective raw material sourcing strategy for F&B Outlets

  • No new hiring policy
  • Roll out energy saving and conservation

policy and reschedule maintenance plans

  • Revise marketing budget to bring out the

most effective level

  • Conduct system inspection in all building
  • perating systems to ensure maximum

efficiency and adjust operating hours

  • Improve work process efficiency in order to

reduce overtime expenses

  • No new hiring policy
  • Enact necessary safety and hygiene

measures in order to cope with COVID-19 situation

  • Reduce marketing expenses

C O S T C O N T R O L I N I T I AT I V E S HOSPITALITY RETAIL & COMMERCIAL

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C O S T C O N T R O L I N I T I AT I V E S HOSPITALITY RETAIL & COMMERCIAL

163 105 101 114 90 78

ROOM EXPENSE UTILITES EXPENSE MARKETING EXPENSE

  • 13.9%
  • 29.8%
  • 22.5%

493 221 426 143

STAFF EXPENSE F&B COST

  • 13.8%
  • 35.2%

74 68 62 49

CENTRAL UTILITIES EXPENSE STAFF EXPENSE

60 48 20 64 45 11

RENTAL AREA UTILITIES EXPENSE SAFETY AND CLEANILNESS EXPENSE MARKETING EXPENSE

  • 16.9%
  • 28.3%

5.6%

  • 5.4%
  • 48.1%

1Q2019 1Q2020 1Q2019 1Q2020

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B U I L D I N G A B E T T E R F U T U R E

Q1/2020 FINANCIAL

PERFORMANCE

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COVID 19 CRISIS TIMELINE COVID 19 CRISIS TIMELINE

TIMELIN E

JAN2020 JAN 2020 FEB 2020 FEB 2020 FEB 2020 FEB 2020 MAR 2020 MAR 2020 MAR 2020 MAR 2020 MAR 2020 MAR 2020 1Q2020

COVID-19 has started spread out

  • globally. The

severe cases were discovered in Wuhan, China. AWC monitored closely on the cancellation of the guests from China and prepared for cost controlling, if needed. AWC set up the thermo scan for each property and tested run of WORK FROM HOME process. AWC monitored on the cost and executed the Cost Efficiency Initiatives for HOTEL Group, RETAIL & COMMERCIAL Group, and CORPORATE Group AWC provided the discount

  • f 10-25 % to tenants

whose businesses are affected from COVID-19. AWC set up the COVID-19 COMBAT Team (MCOM Members) to solve COVID-19 issues at the property level. Bangkok Metro Administration announced the Lock Down of Bangkok. AWC provided 50% discount for the tenants of RETAIL & COMMERCIAL Group. Thai Government planned to apply Curfew to control COVID-19 situation. AWC set up the regular COVID- 19 update (MCOM Members) on daily basis. AWC temporarily shut down 5 hotel

  • perations. Only

Plaza Athenee Bangkok is fully

  • perated.

AWC waived (100%)

  • f rental fee to

tenants who had to temporary close their shops because of the Curfew and Bangkok shutdown. 13

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Q 1 /2 0 2 0 FIN A N C IA L H IG H LIG H T

NET INCOME HOTEL - REVENUE REVENUE RETAIL - REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSE OFFICE - REVENUE

108 mTHB

  • 55.6%

2,513 mTHB

  • 29.6%

1,529 mTHB

  • 38.1%

402 mTHB

  • 15.7%

563 mTHB

  • 2.3%

1,538 mTHB

  • 28.7%

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Segment 1Q2019 1Q2020 Growth %

PARAMETER : HOSPITALITY

MICE BANGKOK CITY LUXURY RESORT NON- BANGKOK

Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

79.3% 4,686 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

3,716 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

51.6% 4,501 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

2,325 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

(34.9%) (3.9%)

Revenue Per Available Room

(37.4%) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

91.8% 4,088 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

3,753 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

59.5% 3,587 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

2,134 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

70.7% 17,446 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

12,329 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

48.4% 17,003 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

8,229 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

76.3% 5,399 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

4,120 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

42.1% 5,260 (Baht/Night)

Revenue Per Available Room

2,213 (Baht/Night) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

(35.2%) (12.3%)

Revenue Per Available Room

(43.1%) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

(31.5%) (2.5%)

Revenue Per Available Room

(33.3%) Occupancy rate

Average Daily Rate

(44.9%) (2.6%)

Revenue Per Available Room

(46.3%)

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Segment 1Q2019 1Q2020 Growth %

PARAMETER : RETAIL AND COMMERCIAL

TOURIST LIFESTYLE DESTINATION COMMUNITY SHOPPING MALLS COMMUNITY MARKET COMMERCIAL

Occupancy rate = 96% Rent Rate 1,416 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = 87% Rent Rate 1,304 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = 66% Rent Rate 775 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = 68% Rent Rate 643 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = 42% Rent Rate 1,472 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = 46% Rent Rate 1,058 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = 85% Rent Rate 710 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = 82% Rent Rate 734 (Baht/sq. m./mth) Occupancy rate = (9.8%) Rent Rate = (7.9%) Occupancy rate = 3.2% Rent Rate = (17.1%) Occupancy rate = 9.7% Rent Rate = (28.1%) Occupancy rate = (3.3%) Rent Rate = 3.5%

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REVENUE OVERVIEW

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‘REVENUE IS AFFECTED BY COVID-19 EXCEPT FOR COMMERICAL’

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REVENUE :HOSPITALITY

MICE, 53% BANGKOK CITY, 13% LUXURY RESORT, 10% NON-BANGKOK, 24% 2,471 1,529

1Q2019 1Q2020

2,404 1,535

1Q2019 1Q2020

Financial Statement Operating Asset Portfolio

Proportion

  • 38.1%
  • 36.2%

‘DIRECT IMPACT FROM LOWER NUMBER OF TOURISTS AS A RESULT OF COVID-19 PANDAMIC’

1,238 808 1Q2019 1Q2020 228 154 1Q2019 1Q2020

MICE BANGKOK CITY LUXURY RESORT NON- BANGKOK

360 205 1Q2019 1Q2020 579 368 1Q2019 1Q2020

53%* 13%* 10%* 24%*

  • 34.7%
  • 43%
  • 32.5%
  • 36.4%

Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio

* (Proportion of the revenue to the total revenue of the hospitality group)

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REVENUE : RETAIL & COMMERCIAL

Commercial, 60% Community Shopping mall, 22% Toursit Destination, 11% Community Market, 7% 1,053 965

1Q2019 1Q2020

1,139 1,014

1Q2019 1Q2020 145 116 1Q2019 1Q2020 117 67 1Q2019 1Q2020

TOURIST LIFESTYLE DESTINATION COMMUNITY SHOPPING MALLS COMMUNITY MARKET COMMERCIAL

263 223 1Q2019 1Q2020 614 609 1Q2019 1Q2020

11%* 22%* 7%* 60%*

Financial Statement Operating Asset Portfolio

Proportion

  • 20.3%
  • 15.3%
  • 42.8%
  • 0.7%
  • 8.4%
  • 10.9%

‘LOWER REVENUE RESULTING FROM DISCOUNTS PROVIDED TO SUPPORT TENANTS. HOWEVER, COMMERCIAL YEILDS A SOLID REVENUE GERNERATION’

Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio

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* (Proportion of the revenue to the total revenue of the retail and commercial group)

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E X P E N S E S O F O P E R AT I O N

1,903 1,411

1Q2019 1Q2020

1,752 1,364

1Q2019 1Q2020

1,453 1,093

1Q2019 1Q2020

1,390 1,075

1Q2019 1Q2020 EXPENSE OF OPERATION BU

Financial Statement Operating Asset of the Company

EXPENSE OF HOSPITALITY EXPENSE OF RETAIL &COMMERCIAL

503 318

1Q2019 1Q2020

361 289

1Q2019 1Q2020

  • 24.8%
  • 22.7%
  • 36.8%
  • 20.0%
  • 27.9.%
  • 22.1%

‘ON TOP OF SITUATION BY IMPLEMENTATION OF COST CONTROL INITIATIVES’

Financial Statement Operating Asset of the Company Financial Statement Operating Asset of the Company

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CENTRALISED HOTEL MANAGEMENT AT THE ATHENEE HOTEL BANGKOK, A LUXURY COLLECTION EFFECTIVELY CONTROLED OPERATING COST PER REVENUE OF RETAIL TO BE 36.9% FROM 40.8% (YOY)

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N ET O PER ATIN G PR O FIT ( BU EBITD A) O VERVIEW

‘MOST BUSINESSES ACHIEVE HIGH EBITDA MARGIN OVER THE MARKET’

**(The proportion of the year 2019 for Hospitality, Retail and Commercial are 45%,22% and 33%, respectively.)

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NET OPERATING PROFIT (BU EBITDA) FOR HOSPITALITY

MICE, 57% BANGKOK CITY, 13% LUXURY RESORT, 10% NON- BANGKOK, 20% 1,018 436

1Q2019 1Q2020

1,014 460

1Q2019 1Q2020 515 263 1Q2019 1Q2020 96 47 1Q2019 1Q2020

MICE BANGKOK CITY LUXURY RESORT NON- BANGKOK

168 58 1Q2019 1Q2020 235 92 1Q2019 1Q2020

57%* 13%* 10%* 20%*

Financial Statement Operating Asset Portfolio

Proportion

  • 57.2%
  • 54.6%
  • 49.0%
  • 65.4%
  • 50.8%
  • 61.0%

‘DIRECT IMPACT FROM PANDAMIC BREAKOUT BUT EASING BY THE COST CONTROL INITIATIVES’

Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio

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* (Proportion of the revenue to the total revenue of the hospitality group)

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NET OPERATING PROFIT (BU EBITDA) FOR RETAIL & COMMERCIAL

Commercial, 65% Community Shopping mall, 18% Toursit Destination, 11% Community Market, 7% 550 645

1Q2019 1Q2020

777 725

1Q2019 1Q2020 99 83 1Q2019 1Q2020 92 44 1Q2019 1Q2020

TOURIST LIFESTYLE DESTINATION COMMUNITY SHOPPING MALLS COMMUNITY MARKET COMMERCIAL

120 132 1Q2019 1Q2020 466 467 1Q2019 1Q2020

11%* 18%* 6%* 65%*

Financial Statement Operating Asset Portfolio

Proportion

+17.6%

  • 6.6%
  • 6.3%
  • 52.7%

+10.0% +0.2%

‘LOWER FLOW THROUGH DUE TO DISCOUNTS PROVIDED TO TENANTS BUT LOWER EFFECT BECAUSE OF COST CONTROL INITIATIVES’

Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio Operating Asset Portfolio

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* (Proportion of the revenue to the total revenue of the retail and commercial group)

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CORPORATE EXPENSE & CORPORATE EBITDA

KEY HIGHLIGHT

202 127

1Q2019 1Q2020

243 108

1Q2019 1Q2020

CORPORATE EXPENSE

39.5% 38.8%

1Q2019 1Q2020

1,441 975

1Q2019 1Q2020

CORPORATE EBITDA EBITDA MARGIN NET PROFIT

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COST CONTROL AND WELL DIVERISFIED PORTFOLIO HAVE ENABLED, THE COMPANY TO MAINTAIN THE CORPORATE EBITDA MARGIN DEPSITE THE COVID-19 IMPACTS. COST CONTROL INNITIATIVES HAVE LESSENED THE CORPORATE EXPENSES.

  • 37.1%
  • 30.9%
  • 55.6%
  • 0.7%**

** (THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EBITDA MARGIN)

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FINANCIAL POSITION

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25 Causes of the DIFFERENCE between the Equity of the end of Q1/2020 (graph 3) and that of the end of Q4/2019 (graph 1) were;

  • Net profit of the company in Q1/2020,
  • An adjustment of the related parties' transactions,
  • A difference from the acquisition cost of asset group 3 at the market price and recorded cost of those assets without the appraisal of market

value,

  • An additional reserves setting due to the new financial reporting standards TFRS9 and TFRS 16 for the first time
  • An unrealized loss set for interest rate hedging.

Remark:* The acquisition of asset group3, occurred at the beginning of 2020, was reflected in the financial statements based on the business combination of entities under common control principle which require restate of financial statements backwards in 2019. Thus, the equity of Q4/2019 was restated to be 90,806 million baht (graph2) which was derived from the original equity of 75,662 million baht (graph1) plus the total equity of asset group3 in an amount of 15,267 million baht without any elimination for acquisition consideration payment (as payment was made in Q1/2020) and the adjustment of related transaction of 122 million baht. 109,158 75,662 33,496

Asset Liabilities & Equity

Debt to Equity Ratio 0.4 TIMES

Q4/2019 (Graph 1)

136,493 90,806 45,687

Asset Liabilities & Equity

Q4/2019* (Graph 2)

124,835 73,569 51,266

Asset Liabilities & Equity

Q1/2020 (Graph 3)

Debt to Equity Ratio 0.5 TIMES Debt to Equity Ratio 0.7 TIMES

*(Restated statement of Financial Position 2019)

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PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS

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* * ( THE RETURN ON LAND APPRECIATION FROM THE APPRAISED LAND VALUE SHOWS THE GROWTH OF 5.49% AT THE END OF 2019)

‘77% OF THE ASSETS ARE IMPERVIOUS TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC’

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B U I L D I N G A B E T T E R F U T U R E

Q1/2020 CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

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AS S E T W O R L D F O U N D AT I O N F O R C H AR I T Y I N Q 1 / 2 0 2 0

In light of the outbreak of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Asset World Foundation for Charity (AWFC) in the collaboration with Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, one of 16 hotels

  • wned by Asset World Corp Public Company

Limited (AWC) recently donated bed and bedding to Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute. AWFC is committed to building a better future and contributing values and benefits to communities, society, environment and the nation. Hence, bed and bedding donation by AWFC to one of COVID- 19 major treatment centers in Thailand will support a critical need in adequate capacity to care for increasing COVID-19 patients.

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S E RV E TO S AF E C H A R I T Y P R O J E C T

In April 2020, AWC organized the "Serve to Safe" charity project with the concept of using quality produce sourced from local communities and Thai farmers to serve specially crafted menu by a team of 10 highly skilled 5-star hotel chef volunteers from 6 AWC hotels. The project would promote sustainable supply chain and generate revenue for local communities and Thai farmers during this difficult time. The "Serve to Safe" charity project raised over 5 million baht through food orders, AWC Prestige, and

  • donations. All proceeds will be used to purchase

medical equipment through Asset World Foundation for Charity to present to 22 hospitals facing shortage throughout the country to support highly dedicated frontline medical workers treating and caring for COVID-19 patients.

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The GALLERY is not-for-profit art & design gift collection which embodies its firm belief, Giving Art, Art of Giving that features products created by Thailand’s most talented designers, artists, and entrepreneurs. With all profits going to support further artistic endeavors, preserving and promoting Thai culture as well as areas in need. Each purchase of goods embraces socially responsible practices to contribute back to society and communities

THE GALLERY

Provide the entire art journey of creation, selling, giving back profits, act as the center of art communities through Art.

MISSION WHY THE GALLERY?

Cultivate Thai artistic communities through different channels in one converging platform

WHO WE ARE?

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THE GALLERY SHOPS

LOCATIONS

EMPIRE TOWER ICONSIAM MARRIOTT HOTEL THE SURAWONGSE MARRIOTT PHUKET SPA AND RESORT NAI YANG BEACH MARRIOTT HUA HIN SPA AND RESORT THE RAWEEKANLAYA BANGKOK

31 OUR LATEST OPENING AT MELIA KOH SAMUI, THAILAND

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