procedures as specified in the notification of the Securities and Exchange Commission. In this regard, Merkle’s 11 bank accounts used to deposit customer cash were under the company's name without the
372.7 22.9% As of June 30, 2017, the Company’s total liabilities increased by 372.7 MB or 22.9% from December 31, 2016, The reasons for major changes are as follows: Trade accounts payable and other
% (45.54%) (48.98%) Other Expenses Doubtful accounts Reversal of allowance for doubtful account 0.86 (1.20 ) 2.06 171.67% 0.54% (0.85%) Loss from litigation (0.61 ) 0.61 0.00% (0.43%) Finance costs (37.91
510.39 472.08 38.31 8.12 Property, plant and equipment 931.94 919.08 12.85 1.40 Other assets 85.43 69.00 16.43 23.80 Total assets 1,778.16 1,775.85 2.31 0.13 Accounts payable 135.68 149.37 (13.69) (9.16
100.00% 0.00% (2.67%) Loss from litigation (0.61 ) (16.48 ) 15.87 (96.30%) (0.43%) (7.53%) Impairment loss of deposit for land - (41.30 ) 41.30 100.00% 0.00% (18.88%) Doubtful accounts (1.20 ) 0.40 (1.60
%) Loss from litigation (0.61 ) (16.48 ) 15.87 (96.30%) (0.43%) (7.53%) Impairment loss of deposit for land - (41.30 ) 41.30 100.00% 0.00% (18.88%) Doubtful accounts (1.20 ) 0.40 (1.60 ) 400.00% (0.85
1,775.85 (49.08) (2.76) Accounts payable 88.56 149.37 (60.81) (40.71) Long-term loan 118.73 108.67 10.06 9.26 Other liabilities 39.86 34.53 5.33 15.44 Total liabilities 247.15 292.57 (45.42) (15.52) Total
). This was mainly due to short-term loan and debenture repayment of Baht 2,400 million. Meanwhile, trade accounts payable decreased by Baht 549 million, advance received from customers decreased by Baht