are some issues inconsistent with the generally accepted accounting standards, as follows: 1. NIPPON has not recorded liabilities on promissory notes and current account with a local bank
current Labor Protection Act (LPA), with effective in Q2/2019. The key amendment to the LPA was that the law included a new and higher severance entitlement of 400 days’ wages for employees with over 20
currency when buying imported goods, dollars reflected weaken than previous year as well as better cost management. Current Baht to Dollar in this year is around 31.3-33.6 Baht. In addition, Baht to Dollar
than previous year as well as better cost management. Current Baht to Dollar in this year is around 31.3-33.6 Baht. In addition, Baht to Dollar in previous year is around 32.7-36.1 Baht. Other incomes
outflow for PPE and interim dividend pay out in Feb’19. Current investment decreased by THB 904 million due to the shift from short-term to long-term investments (see more details in notes to financial
current total is 130,109 kiosks, increasing 9.2% YoY, and it slightly increased due to relocating kiosks scheme, which the kiosks are removed from the area that generate low income to the new area that can
debentures. Baht Million 31-Dec-18 30-Sep-19 +/(-) +/(-)% Assets Cash, Cash equivalents and current investments 138.76 120.64 (18.12) (13.06%) Trade and other accounts receivable 1,117.59 1,611.69 494.10 44.21
buyback of Bt152.91mn and the interim dividend payment of Bt262.59mn. MB % MB % MB % Current assets 1,398.47 39.7% 1,241.77 37.3% (156.70) -11.2% Non-current assets 2,121.70 60.3% 2,084.49 62.7% (37.21
ended December 31, 2019 Baht Million 31-Dec-18 31-Dec-19 +/(-) +/(-)% Assets Cash, Cash equivalents and current investments 138.76 117.10 (21.66) (15.61%) Trade and other accounts receivable 1,117.59