typhoons in Japan of THB 104 million, and a loss from foreign exchange of THB 27 million, due to the depreciated Thai Baht, resulting in the conversion of foreign currency debt (with the majority in JPY) to
debt. In order to manage the company’s working capital to coincide with operations. As well as, managing debts to be paid on time. The company was able to secure funds, both short term loans and long
Ratios Debt to Equity times 0.42 0.42 0.45 Interest coverage times 531.88 227.59 95.03 Dividend payout (%) 55.85%* 55.65% 67.84% * Pending for approval from the 2019 annual shareholders’ meeting Operating
market. In addition, there were records of the doubtful debt of the long trade receivables, the employee expenses such as bonus and the provision for penalty on project delay. Therefore, comparing the
Financial Policy Ratios Debt to Equity times 0.40 0.42 0.42 Interest coverage times 3,095.00 545.41 222.73 Dividend payout (%) 76.07%* 55.96% 55.68% * Pending approval from the 2020 annual general meeting of
commercially launched in September 2019, an increase in financial cost pressured by incremental debt financing to support business expansion which THB 5,357.8m loan facility to the acquisition of Outriggers was
ratio % 8.38 9.90 Return on Total Assets ratio % 3.24 3.76 Debt to Equity ratio Time 1.62 1.59 Net Interest Bearing Debt to Equity ratio Time 1.37 1.34 Financial ratio related to the profit decreased due
on Total Assets ratio at 3.45 percent, Debt to Equity ratio at 1.69 times and Interest Bearing Debt to Equity ratio at 1.37 times. * The operational results were calculated based on the consolidated
previously mentioned. Capital Structure Net interest-bearing debt to equity stood at 0.31x At the initial stage of Singha Estate and with the strategy to grow its business via M&A, short-term debts, i.e
-Far East Company Limited made Myanmar SPA- Today-Far East Company Limited ending the status of an associate. Apart from that, both companies have no outstanding debt obligations. (7) Total transaction