% Total Assets 2,264.9 100.0% 2,496.2 100.0% 231.3 10.2% Liabilities and Shareholder’s Equity Overdrafts and Short Term Loan 13.3 0.6% 76.3 3.1% 63.0 474.8% Trade and other payables 140.2 6.2% 123.6
balance of short-term loan was Baht 575 million versus 556 million as of Q1/2018 or equivalent to 3.28% decreased resulting from the lower level in both average trade accounts receivable and inventory. The
% decreased from Baht 4.0 million of Q2/2017. This was due to lower short term loan requirement during the quarter resulting from the lower of both average trade accounts receivable and inventory. As a result
ending 2019 balance of short-term loan was Baht 521 million versus 601 million as of Q3/2020 or equivalent to 15.28% increased resulting from the higher in trade accounts receivable. The trade accounts
and creating liquidity issue 3) Political and Geopolitical risks from the tensions in the Korean peninsula, US political issues impacting the US government tax reform bill and the wave of trade
and creating liquidity issue 3) Political and Geopolitical risks from the tensions in the Korean peninsula, US political issues impacting the US government tax reform bill and the wave of trade
% , from Baht 351.36 million in quarter 1/2017 to Baht 406.54 million to quarter 1/2018. The main reason for the increase was derived from additional revenue from engineering service and product trade began
categorized into 3 groups, namely: 1. Current Liabilities THB 4,047 million, for example, Trade Account Payable THB 1,384 million, Short term loan from related parties THB 1,151 million. 2. Defaulted
in Q1/2019 was Baht 3.0 million, or 9.59% increased from Baht 2.7 million of Q1/2018. This was due to higher short term loan requirement during the period resulting from higher trade accounts
market. In addition, there were records of the doubtful debt of the long trade receivables, the employee expenses such as bonus and the provision for penalty on project delay. Therefore, comparing the