increased 0.6 percent, which mainly increased due to short-term loans with financial institutions at Baht 24 million, as such increased by both the subsidiary’s short-term loan at Baht 17 million and the

short-term loans in March 2018. In addition, in the year 2019, a part of the long-term loans from financial institutions for the investment of factory buildings and machines at Map Ta Phut Center were

with financial institutions under its project financial agreement. On April 27, 2020, NER Singapore Pte Ltd registered the name changed to NEXIF RATCH ENERGY SINGAPORE PTE LTD. On May 5, 2020, Nexif

3,414.0 3,256.3 157.7 4.8 Inventories 535.1 402.1 133.0 33.1 Restricted deposits at financial institutions 497.7 277.6 220.1 79.3 Investment property (net) 193.4 144.9 48.5 33.5 Property, plant and

Inventories 531.6 402.1 129.5 32.2 Restricted deposits at financial institutions 435.6 277.6 158.0 56.9 Investment property (net) 210.7 144.9 65.8 45.4 Property, plant and equipment (net) 10,261.3 9,095.3

100.00% 2,643.35 100.00% 57.10 2.21% Overdraft and short-term borrowings from financial institutions 321.94 12.45% 344.24 13.02% 22.30 6.93% Trade and other payables 1,630.47 63.04% 1,704.40 64.48% 73.93

1 7 , total liabilities were 9,275.68 million Baht, decreased by 536.41 million Baht or 5.47% from the end of the year 2016. This was mainly due to: - Short term loans from financial institutions were

part of the service periods over 1 year. Assets Items that has significant changes Balance by Quarter Change Q3–19 Q4–18 Q3–19 VS Q4–18 (MB) (MB) (MB) Short-term loans from financial institutions 700.0

established under specific law which are not persons under (9); (7) Bank of Thailand; (8) International financial institutions; (9) Government agencies and state enterprises under the laws on budgetary

specific law which are not persons under (9); (7) Bank of Thailand; (8) International financial institutions; (9) Government agencies and state enterprises under the laws on budgetary procedure; (10) The