. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2017 balance of short-term loan was Baht 575 million versus 534 million as of Q2/2018 or

from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2016 balance of short-term loan was Baht 662 million versus 575 million as of 2017 or equivalent to 13.15% decreased resulting from the

-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2019 balance of short-term loan was Baht 521 million versus 609 million as of Q1/2020 or equivalent to 16.99% increased

million, an increase of Baht 56 million or 6.99% increased from the previous year-end. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2017

liabilities of Baht 841 million, an increase of Baht 134 million or 18.93% from the previous year-end. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The

increase of THB 653 million, due to the appreciating THB, resulting of the change in foreign exchange of trade account payable and foreign currency loans. 8. Losses from impairment asset THB 1,518 million

and trade accounts payable. The ending 2017 balance of short-term loan was Baht 575 million versus 606 million as of 2018 or equivalent to 5.47% increased resulting from the rise in inventory. The trade

liabilities of Baht 873 million, a decrease of Baht 57 million or 6.12% decreased from the previous year-end. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable

decrease of Baht 110 million or 13.52% from the previous year-end. The major liabilities were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2018 balance of short-term

were short-term loans from financial institutions and trade accounts payable. The ending 2019 balance of short-term loan was Baht 521 million versus 621 million as of Q2/2020 or equivalent to 19.27