contraction led to the decline in manufacturing production and private investment. Together with uncertainties in the trade relationship, weaker global economy, and the Thai Baht’s depreciation. On the domestic
implemented as planned, including the development of the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). Nevertheless, the Thai economy still faces major risks from external uncertainties in the US economic and trade policies
actual implementation of various projects will likely start from 2019 onward. Nevertheless, downside risks to exports likely stem from international trade disputes, particularly between the US and China
status as at 31 December 2018 (Unit: Million Baht) Assets 31 Dec. 2018 % 31 Dec. 2017 % Trade and other receivables 120.51 9% 92.70 7% Inventories 119.88 8% 104.83 8% Investment in associated company
the revenue from services and the interest income from lawsuit against a government agency as a trade account receivable. The total cost was reported at THB 672.1 million, increased by THB 70.5 million
of financial status (Unit: Million Baht) Assets 31 March 2017 % 31 December 2016 % Trade and other receivables 66.04 5% 60.87 5% Inventories 73.54 6% 67.80 6% Investment in associated company 504.94 39
the net trade debts of THB 1,136 million and some portion from the trade creditors agreed to reduce the accrued interests payable during the negotiation period before the completed debt-to-equity
financial statement, increased by Baht 23.22 million, or 40.31%. from last year. 2. Analysis of financial status as at 31 December 2019 (Unit: Million Baht) Assets 31 Dec. 2020 % 31 Dec. 2019 % Trade and
Baht) Assets 31 Mar. 2021 % 31 Dec. 2020 % Trade and other receivables 487.51 24% 468.82 23% Inventories 135.74 7% 125.97 7% Lease receivable 82.63 4% 83.74 4% Investment in associated company 226.90 11
financial status as at 31 December 2021 (Unit: Million Baht) Assets 31 Dec. 2021 % 31 Dec. 2020 % Trade and other receivables 478.68 24% 471.67 23% Inventories 152.25 8% 125.97 7% Lease receivable 75.88 4