receivable at the end of previous fiscal year, which was resulted from the adoption of accounting standard TFRS 9 by calculating the expected credit loss (ECL Model) together with probable forward looking
receivable at the end of previous fiscal year, which was resulted from the adoption of accounting standard TFRS 9 by calculating the expected credit loss (ECL Model) together with probable forward looking
expenses, and depreciation of asset in each branch. 76 57 Q1/20 Q1/21 34.5% 31.5% -25% • Selling expenses in Q1/2021 was THB 57 million, decreased by THB 19 million or 25% from Q1/2020 due to employee cost
quarter owing to the close monitoring of debts and a proactive approach in asset quality management adopted by commercial banks. As of the end of the second quarter of 2018, net loans at 14 domestically
as commercial banks are expected to maintain a cautious stance in their business operations, especially through a proactive approach in asset quality management. Over the short term, however, they may
development finished by the time specified in the JFin Coin White Paper and gradually write off the revenue recognition. Such of accounting records will be depending on the accounting standard in the future. J
development finished by the time specified in the JFin Coin White Paper and gradually write off the revenue recognition. Such of accounting records will be depending on the accounting standard in the future. J
associates increased by 24.8%, mainly from increase in revenue from sale of investment properties resulting from the asset monetization to Hemaraj Leasehold Real Estate Investment Trust (HREIT) and increase in
mm, decreased by THB 17.3 mm or 2.9%, mainly because the Company recognized the impairment of asset in the first quarter of 2017, according to the accounting standard. Finance costs for 3 months and
of natural gas corresponding to the crude oil price in the world market, the new accounting standard (Thai Financial Reporting Standard) regarding the financial instruments (TFRS 9) and the lease