. - Inventories increased by Baht 20.23 million, because the Company had to reserve packages and raw materials for customers and new customers in manufacturing. - Lease receivables were decreased by Baht 2.27
. This was consistent with the increased revenue in the contract manufacturing business of milk, drinks, and fruit juices. - Inventories increased by Baht 15.90 million, because the Company had to reserve
fruit juices. - Inventories increased by Baht 19.10 million, because the Company had to reserve packages and raw materials for customers and new customers in manufacturing. - Investment in the associated
% Issued and paid-up share capital 80.00 80.00 - - Retain earnings Appropriated-legal reserve 0.10 0.80 0.70 696.44% Details Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2017 31 December 2018 Change
existing financial institution. 2. After transfer of the ownership of the land, the Company will reserve approximately Baht 200 - 250 million for contingent liability under the letter of guarantee. Part of
increasing in cost of goods sold and selling expenses, (reflecting increase in sales eg. freight expenses). • Administrative expenses increase 80% mainly are from reserve of contingent losses of 17.5 million
exercise of warrants and has reserve cash to pay for raw materials and more inventory of 190.16 Million Baht, decline in short term investment of 121.99 Million Baht due to subsidiary (RWI) paid for raw
profit from normal operations. (After deducting special tractions) (Millions Baht) Transaction 31 May, 2018 31 May, 2017 Net profit (loss) (302.53) 167.73 Deductions 1. Reserve for doubtful accounts
favor of the Company. Consequently, the Company has not established any loss reserve in its accounts, from suing of claiming a compensation for damage of Baht 9. 2 million for its non- compliance with the
established any loss reserve in its accounts. Executive perspective for business trends in 2020 The Company's management foresees that, currently, the epidemic of the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) and the economy