conversion scheme in according to the resolution approval from the Extra Ordinary Shareholders’ meeting no. 1/2017 on 30th August 2017 by newly issuing ordinary shares of the Company to pay the net trade debts
was equal to 26.3 MB which it was the payment of interest from late payment of a large trade receivable. - 2 - Topic Annual Balance Change 2020 2019 2020 VS 2019 (MB) (MB) % Sales and Services Income
POSITION (THB mn) ASSETS ASSETS BREAKDOWN 31 DECEMBER 2018 31 MARCH 2019 (THB mn) % out of total (THB mn) % out of total Cash & cash equivalents and Current investments 653 15.9% 797 18.2% Trade & other
% Trade & other receivables 710 17.8% 875 18.2% Property, plant and equipment 613 15.4% 945 19.7% Goodwill and Intangible assets 1,055 26.5% 1,160 24.1% Other assets 947 23.8% 1,002 20.9% Total assets 3,978
Assets The total asset as at December 31, 2019 was decreased in an amounting of Baht 182.30 million or 19.09 percent from year end 2018. Significant changes was included Trade and other receivable was
losses as financial assets. The Company will measure fair value of all derivatives and recognised in profit and loss statement, while the credit losses is to consider as impairment of trade receivables
that has significant changes Balance by Quarter Change Q2–21 Q4–20 Q2–21 VS Q4–20 (MB) (MB) % Cash and cash equivalent 166.2 204.5 (38.3) (18.7) Trade and other receivables 3,729.8 2,633.9 1,095.9 41.6
funding for its own production. This is to maintain market share and to meet demand for HRC local customers. However, the domestic steel industry has been affected by a trade war between China and the
process and try to obtain new funding for its own production. This is to maintain market share and to meet demand for HRC local customers. However, the domestic steel industry has been affected by a trade
quarterly sales to Myanmar in 1Q/2018 as the local trade partners expanded their distribution coverage as well as adopted effective promotion campaigns in relation to the Group’s official football sponsorship