rate decelerated in accordance with the global economic growth which was affected by the trade war between the United States and China, together with the appreciation of the Thai Baht as one of the
, Belgian company, who is an subsidiary of Vinythai, due to practical difficulties to maintain company operation after the expiration of service agreement provided to it by Solvay SA (the former major
for the openness of the free trade policy Economic expansion in the developing countries and the continued growth of low-cost airlines, especially in Asia. For the total multi-products fuel
purchase and sale agreement 312.0 4.7 - - (312.0) (100.0) Gain on disposals of investments in subsidiaries - - 272.1 4.0 272.1 100.0 Other income 129.0 1.9 268.6 4.0 139.5 108.1 Total Revenues 6,657.3 100.0
%) Administrative expenses (94.34 ) (95.86 ) (1.52 ) 1.59% (53.71%) (32.40%) Other Expenses Loss on cancel of joint venture agreement - (25.50 ) 25.50 (100.00%) 0.00% (8.62%) Impairment loss of land held for
14 ATR 72-500 5 6 ATR 72-600 11 9 Total 40 38 5 ASIA’S BOUTIQUE AIRLINE One additional Airbus A319 under operating lease agreement was delivered in July 2018 and two additional ATR72-600 were delivered
Maelan Co., Ltd. and Pracharath Biomass Bannangsata Co., Ltd. Both companies are granted for Power Purchase Agreement (“PPA”) from biomass of Pracharath project in 3 Southern provinces. The investment is
. Page 5 4. Financial Position of the Company and its Subsidiaries (Unit: Baht Million) 31 March 2018 31 December 2017 % Change Cash and cash equivalents 426 100 +324% Trade receivables 826 781 +6