trade accounts receivable and inventory. As a result of the discussed factors, our profit for three-month period of 2018 was Baht 24.2 million versus Baht 29.4 million in Q1/2017 or equivalent to 17.57

% decreased from Baht 4.0 million of Q2/2017. This was due to lower short term loan requirement during the quarter resulting from the lower of both average trade accounts receivable and inventory. As a result

2020 total current assets showed Baht 1,183 million, an increase of Baht 129 million or 12.28% from year-end 2019’s. This was mainly due to the increase in both trade accounts receivable and inventory

, an increase of Baht 5 million or 0.49% from year-end 2019’s. This was mainly due to the increase of trade accounts receivable. The trade accounts receivable was increased by Baht 37 million from Baht

due to the increase in both trade accounts receivable and inventory. The trade accounts receivable was increased by Baht 20 million from Baht 701 million in year-end 2016 to be Baht 721 million in Q2

trade accounts receivable by Baht 54 million from Baht 701 million in year-end 2016 to be Baht 646 million in Q3/2017, or 7.77% decreased resulting from slowdown of sales volume. While inventory showed

million of Q3/2018. This was due to higher short term loan requirement during the period resulting from higher trade accounts receivable. As a result of the discussed factors, our profit for three-month

express and did not express opinion on such financial statements indicating that the records of allowances for possible losses on collection of short-term loan to subsidiary and trade accounts receivables

price. The information was about allowance for doubtful account on 26 trade accounts receivable worth 43.99 million baht which resulted in TUCC?s 104.86 million baht loss in Q2/2011.  Yongyuth also gained

. This was due to lower short term loan requirement during the year resulting from the lower trade accounts receivable. In 2018 the transaction in other comprehensive income was Actuarial gain less income