, domestic demand would be restrained by elevated household debt, some signs of moderation in earnings and employment in the export-related manufacturing sector, as well as public spending and public
industrial countries that could affect domestic demand as well as geopolitical risks. In addition, there remained downside risks pertaining to domestic factors such as elevated household debt, impacts from
expand their business as criteria for consideration of their debt servicing ability, provided that clear and reliable documentary evidence is submitted. Act Exempting Tax Penalties, Surcharges and
........ Year ............. Year ............. Year ............ Total assets Total liabilities Shareholders’ equity Total income Cost Net profits Earnings per share (EPS) Debt/equity ratio (D/E ratio) Return on
business recorded gain from foreign exchange in the amount of THB 69 million, due to the appreciating THB compared to JPY, resulting in the conversion of foreign currency debt (with the majority in JPY) to
Equity (%) 15.32% 17.67% 23.26% Return on Assets (%) 10.66% 12.25% 16.37% Return on fixed assets (%) 89.99% 116.94% 161.08% Asset turnover times 1.09 1.06 1.17 Financial Policy Ratios Debt to Equity times
%) Other current assets 109 175 (38%) Total current assets 1,477 1,864 (21%) Property, plant and equipment 1,983 2,132 (7%) Goodwill 48 52 (7%) Investments in joint venture 72 56 28.5% Other non-current
of back-office staff, utility expenses, and depreciation of property, plant, and equipment in the back office. 4. Administrative Expenses: Unit: Million THB Q3/2021 vs Q3/2020YoY • Administrative
current assets, investments in associates, and the increase in property, plant & equipment during construction. The details of significant changes was summarized below: Current Assets increased by Baht