to be realized in 2018 following the new contracts negotiation. IVL Pet segment will potentially benefit from trade barrier actions on PET im- ports into USA and Japan as our strategic manufacturing
- nesia due to certain debottlenecking projects and a technical glitch which have been overcome in end 4Q17. An impact from utilization of cash flow to prepay part of trade payables also had a moderate
contribution in 2019. With 90 manufacturing sites across 30 countries, and more than 90% in domestic sales, IVL is strongly suited for today’s macro environment to benefit from the trade tensions, supported by
contracts were higher than the exchange rates at the end of the quarter. Assets Items that has significant changes Balance by Quarter Change Q1–18 Q4–17 Q1–18 VS Q4–17 (MB) (MB) % Trade and Other Payables
million baht or 5.79 percent respectively from the trade situation. war affects customers in the electronic tonic group Which is the customer in the main target group of the company in which customers
. Liabilities As at 31 March 2017 and 31 December 2016, the Group’s liabilities mainly consisted of trade and other payables and long-term loans from bank. Total liabilities were THB 83.80 million and THB 173.10
million THB or 30.59% i.e. from 4,308.76 to 5,626.71 million THB. 2. Trade account payables and other creditors have increased 1,373.10 million THB or 94.44% i.e. from 1,453.95 to 2,827.05 million THB. The
loan from financial institutions (T/R) due to volatility of the baht resulting in increase in settlement of T/R and trade and account payables. Short-term loan from financial institution of 41.05 million
32.58% i.e. from 4,308.76 million THB to 5,712.35 million THB. 2. Trade account payables and other creditors have increased 826.77 million THB or 56.86% i.e. from 1,453.95 million THB to 2,280.72 million