the appreciation of the Thai Baht versus the US dollar. (Separate: Baht 325 million). Gain from compromise debt Consolidated gain from compromise debt amounted to Baht 40 million which resulted from the
household debt. Domestic industries remaining expanded and some large corporates invested in long-term big projects. For example; petroleum products business which having investment plan in Eastern part and
1,831 (26) (1.4) Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization (EBITDA) In 1Q18, the Company has earnings before interest payable, tax, and depreciation (EBITDA) pursuant to the Financial
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
overdrafts and short- terrm loan from financial institutions 41.18 52.94 11.76 28.6% Page4of5 Trade accounts payable 167.94 146.78 (21.16) -12.6% Current portion of long term liabilities - loan from financial
% Page4of6 institutions Trade accounts payable 167.94 146.78 (21.16) -12.60% Current portion of long term liabilities - loan from financial institutions 22.75 18.00 (4.75) -20.88% Other current liabilities
, interest payable of Baht 4.09 million (calculated until September 30, 2017), totaling of Baht 98.09 million, which GSTEL has gradually drawn down the said loan and will be due on September 30, 2017 as per
working capital in the operation business. The Company has loan principle of Baht 94 million, interest payable of Baht 4.09 million (calculated until September 30, 2017), totaling of Baht 98.09 million
pledged securities; 3. payable for client account; 4. payable under securities repurchase agreement; (d) other liabilities as stipulated by the Notification of the SEC Office. (7) “ risk haircuts ” means