over wholesale sales to cautiously control the overall sales credit in this channel. As a result, sales for the current period decreased slightly by 5.4%. Despite the gradual economic growth and the
. The average credit terms paid by customers was 58 days as of 30 June 2018 and 69 days as of 31 December 2017. 1,502 1,378 45 44 479 488 31 Dec 17 30 Jun 18 Current liabilities Non-Current liabilities
2Q2024, other expenses were THB 1.22 million, increased by THB 0.12 million or +11.07% YoY, mainly due to the increase in credit loss from service provision. In 6M2024, other expenses were THB 2.16 million
transformation. The IVOL gas Healthy balance sheet and dividend payout Transformative acquisition completed Operating cash flow (OCF) up 6% YoY Company credit rating re-affirmed to AA- by TRIS Industry spreads
crude oil prices we expect to see improved performance in the laggards of 2Q20. • Liquidity in the company remains high with cash and cash equivalents of US$0.8B and unutilized credit lines of US$ 2.0B
managed to be lower, resulting from the credit rating. This reflects the financial stability of the Company. Completed projects, new projects launched, sales volume and backlog in Q1/2020 1. Completed
down last year. In Q1/2019, the Company shut down in February and March during waiting for signing new credit agreement in April and subsidiary shut down in February due to the damage of the important
and TFRS 16 – Leases as per the following details. Under TFRS 9, the Company is required to classify the derivatives and credit losses as financial assets. The Company will measure fair value of all
Reporting Standards (TFRS) which consists of TFRS 9 – Financial Instruments and TFRS 16 – Leases as per the following details. Under TFRS 9, the Company is required to classify the derivatives and credit
make those suitable for actual usage conditions Impairment loss on financial assets increased by 557.8%. This is because in 2022, additional the allowance for expected credit losses from receivables was