% 0.00 0.03% Current portion of lease liabilities 60.80 2.38% 69.56 2.69% 8.76 14.42% Income tax payable 78.14 3.06% 12.29 0.48% (65.85) (84.27%) Short-term
837.3 (123.8) (14.8) Current portion of liabilities under financial arrangement agreements 54.4 93.8 (39.4) (42.0) Income tax payable 27.0 53.3 (26.3) (49.3) Contract liabilities 325.5 272.9 52.6 19.3
, mainly due to an increase in trade accounts receivable in the amount of 305. 9 million baht as the result of patient base expansion for private insurance patients and corporate contracts patients
the trading of capital market products by the employees, both for the investment of the employees’ accounts or the accounts for which the employees are authorized to make an investment; (2) being able
aiding or abetting thereof; (b) an offence regarding documents or accounts such as falsifying documents, using or referring to falsified documents, informing the competent officer to record false
employees’ accounts or the accounts for which the employees are authorized to make an investment ; (2) being able to prevent the employees from using inside information they have become aware of as a result
Accounts Receivable Total Assets Total Borrowing Total Liabilities Equity Attributable to Owners of the Parent 93,937 95,207 66,055 71,859 22,821 93,969 94,946 64,836 70,717 23,636 0.03% (0.3%) (2%) (2%) 4
: Million Baht %YTD Accounts Receivable Total Assets Total Borrowing Total Liabilities Equity Attributable to Owners of the Parent 93,937 95,207 66,139 71,859 22,821 93,894 94,333 64,883 70,014 23,705 (0.05
accounts at a prudent level. This is in line with the Bank’s conservative business management approach under both normal economic conditions and recession. The Bank’s financial position remained healthy with
current accounts for the highest efficiency in cost management. We are therefore continuously monitoring and analyzing the course of events. Subject to our regular reviews and improvements in liquidity risk