situation improved, employees of public and private sectors are returning to the workplace which led to an increase in IT equipment demand. Additionally, the Company has proactively expanded its corporate
situation. As the COVID-19 situation improved, employees of public and private sectors are returning to the workplace which led to an increase in IT equipment demand. Additionally, the Company has proactively
disbursement of provincial budgets. Meanwhile, private investment contracted in the investment in construction while investment in machinery and equipment still expanded as exhibited by the increased in domestic
categorized into 3 groups, namely: 1. Current Liabilities THB 4,047 million, for example, Trade Account Payable THB 1,384 million, Short term loan from related parties THB 1,151 million. 2. Defaulted
12,075 81 0.7 Premises and equipment expenses 256,883 250,255 6,628 2.6 Taxes and duties 105,056 93,534 11,522 12.3 Loss from revaluation of foreclosed assets 154,458 45,835 108,623 237.0 Loss from sale of
amount than last year of the old and unused equipment. The significant other income is income from scrap sales which are the results from the processing of cold rolled stainless steel sheet and coil such
3.04% YoY as a result of ongoing repair and maintenance of the overall power generator in order to improve power supply capacity and escalate power to grid. • Revenue from sale of industrial equipment
% Building and equipment 176 10.8% 460 23.3% Goodwill and Intangible assets 437 26.8% 712 36.0% Other assets 258 15.8% 304 15.5% Total assets 1,631 100.0% 1,974 100.0% Total assets as of 30 September 2017
equipment 2.45 2.70 (0.25) (9.26) 3 Revenue from sale of other products - 1.81 (1.81) (100.00) 4 Revenue from sale of electricity 117.28 114.56 2.72 2.37 5 Other income 1.44 11.77 (10.33) (87.77) 2 Unit