deferred revenue. However, during the period 2019, the Company has reconsidered the remaining guarantee EBITDA and found that existing risk and reward were insignificant. The Company has therefore reversed
, while the remaining 30 percent is sold into the Commonwealth of Australia’s National Electricity Market. 1.5 Change of the Company’s Name and Seal On April 12, 2019, the 2019 Shareholders’ Annual General
respectively, an increase of THB 353.9 Mn or 22.6%. The assets increased mainly from an increase in cash and cash equivalents remaining from the proceeds of initial public offering after deducting the repayment
significant drop in current portion of long- term loan in the amount of 12.86 million baht or 86.54% when compare to the end of 2018 because the Company made a repayment of the remaining long-term loan in the
other long-term investment. Hotel business and education business represented 75% and 6% of total EBITDA respectively, while other business contributed the remaining 19%, inclusive of the THB 135 million
remaining cash from operating activities. However, there was an increase in liabilities in respect of trade accounts creditors from purchase of raw materials. 2.3 Shareholders’ equity As at 31st March 2018
sector the Thai economy continues to outperform with Q2 growth at 4.6% slightly below Q1 but remaining strong. Private consumption growth was robust in July and August, supported by higher consumer
. 3. The remaining 20% derived from ready-to-move-in projects completed prior to 2018. 1.1 Residential condominium 6,181.64 8,614.54 (28.24%) Proportion (%) 70.91% 84.56% (13.65%) 1.2 Single house
the project has been currently commencing the 2nd phase and will accelerate the construction for the remaining phases until completed all 4 phases. 2. Cost of goods sold and expenses: Consolidated Unit
purchasing power has still not recovered. This is reflected in the consumer confidence index which remains at very low levels, with consumers remaining concerned over high levels of household debt and their