. FINANCIAL POSITION ANALYSIS (Cont.) - Property, plant and equipment were 15,260.95 million Baht, increased by 878.72 million Baht mainly from progress of construction including clarified water & total water
the drop in the cost of raw materials of CHPP following the progress of EPC work. However, the proportion of revenue that decreased is larger than the decrease in cost of raw materials, resulting in a
Trade accounts receivable 89,880 54,806,594 94,905,150 Unbilled contract work in progress - 20,206,075 13,723,380 Other receivables 589,266 3,501,872 4,067,767 Short-term loans to related party
1,426,552 1,322,005 10,771,134 Trade accounts receivable 89,880 54,806,594 94,905,150 Unbilled contract work in progress - 20,206,075 13,723,380 Other receivables 589,266 3,501,872 4,067,767 Short-term loans
Trade accounts receivable 89,880 54,806,594 94,905,150 Unbilled contract work in progress - 20,206,075 13,723,380 Other receivables 589,266 3,501,872 4,067,767 Short-term loans to related party
revenues. Due to investments in operational improvements and upgrading material management practices in 2017 key input material costs per ton of lime reduced, while fuel prices were up 33% vs Q4 2016
added to the health and safety team in order to ensure improvements are swift. Business wise 2019 has started well despite challenges in the macro economy and some of the key market segments along with
, recognized the joint venture profit over 141.3 million baht (According to the proportion of holding 51%), and management of expense Including internal work process improvements for greater efficiency. PAGE 8
. In order to maintain overall financial results, the Company has initiated strategies focused on improvements in operational efficiency and expense control, such as adapting to the ‘new normal’ of
improvements but certain limitations still remain 1) Structural problems in the Thai economy leading to a still low level of private consumption 2) The appreciation of Thai Baht due to the high current account