bank deposits; (b) securities purchased under reverse repurchase agreement with accrued interests; (c) promissory notes and bills of exchange issued by financial institutions under the law on interest on

purchased under reverse repurchase agreement with accrued interests; (c) promissory notes and bills of exchange issued by financial institutions under the law on interest on loan of financial institutions1

liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2018 balance of short-term loan was Baht 606 million versus 556 million as of Q1/2019 or equivalent to 8.36

from the previous year-end. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2018 balance of short-term loan was Baht 606 million versus 591

-term loans from financial institutions amounted 3.9 million baht ,The trade and other payables decreased amounted 21.6 million baht. (2.2) Non-Current Liabilities As at June 30, 2018 non-current

maximum interest rate received from financial institutions as of August 31st, 2018 4.2) Size of Transaction : Size of the transaction equal to 0. 2201% of the net tangible assets by calculating from the

138 million or 17.24% increased from the previous year-end. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2017 balance of short-term loan

decrease of Baht 110 million or 13.52% from the previous year-end. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2018 balance of short-term

-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2019 balance of short-term loan was Baht 521 million versus 609 million as of Q1/2020 or equivalent to 16.99% increased

were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2019 balance of short-term loan was Baht 521 million versus 621 million as of Q2/2020 or equivalent to 19.27