War trade crisis between USA and China which were heavy retaliate. China’s currency has weakened to lower than 7 Yuan per 1 USD that is the first time in 11 years after USA announce to increasing the

cash equivalents, trade accounts receivable and inventories whereas the decreased in non-current assets mainly due to the depreciation for property, plant and equipment.  Total Liabilities As of 31

1,910mn, a decrease of THB 117mn or 5.8% from THB 2,026mn as of 31 December 2017. The decrease was primarily attributed to 1) a decrease in trade and other receivables of THB 104mn, 2) a decrease in cash

March 2018. Total current assets were THB 10,956mn, increasing by 195.7% or THB 7,250mn, primarily from 1) an increase in other receivables from exercise warrants of THB 7,055mn, 2) an increase in trade

14,752 million, decreased by 3% from the year ended 2017. The increased in current assets mainly derived from the increasing in trade accounts receivable, inventory and other current assets whereas the

total assets) respectively. Trade receivables increased due to the higher sales in last quarter. 2.1.3 Land, plant and equipments - Land and improvements, building, machinery, office equipments, vehicles

to find new export market and also expedite the new products in order to serve the new market segments i.e. Gas cylinder. Though the HRC price is soften in ASEAN of which affected from Trade War

respectively, with short term investments, trade accounts receivable and inventories decreased at the end of the quarter due to sales and production which dropped considerably. The decrease in overall sales of

equivalents and current investments 740 15.2% 1,216 13.2% Trade & other receivables 847 17.4% 641 7.0% Investment in joint venture and associates 181 3.7% 2,130 23.2% Property, plant and equipment 931 19.1% 877

810,568 -26.5 Trade and other receivables for the year 2019 amounted 56.5 million Baht a slight increase from the existing 2018 of amounted 56.2 million Baht. In 2019, net trade account receivables amounted