accounts receivable increased from the previous quarter due to some of the customers who joined the grace period in April 2020 and continually outstanding more than 3 months in the 3rd quarter of 2020 as
, BCPT trade receivables increased due to the increase in sales volume and average selling price rise. Other Accounts Receivable decreased by THB 523 million, mainly due to lower accrued expense by THB
43.0% due to Q3–2021, the Company paid for goods and services according to the credit term. Therefore, the trade accounts payable decreased while the short-term loans from financial institutions
quarter by THB 721 million due to; - Decreased HRC price: the average selling price of HRC in Q2-2017 was THB 17,252/ton, decreased by 9% as compared with Q1-2017 (THB 18,907/ton) due to the decrease in HRC
million and THB 433 million respectively. The EBITDA loss is mainly due to the plant disruptions as described above and includes Fixed costs, Utility Costs and additional Repairs during the period of
mainly due to reduction in input costs and improvement in Operational parameters through several Strategic Management Initiatives. The Current quarter EBITDA also includes one off expense on account of
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
MB, representing an increase of 33.6% mainly due to the recording of deferred tax assets from allowance for expected credit losses of accounts receivable and the fair value adjustment through profit or
from the weakened household income especially in non-farm income together with the tightening of financial institutions credit approvals due to the deteriorations in asset quality. The non-durable goods
%, compared to a growth of 1.5% in the previous quarter, according to data from Bank of Thailand and NESDB. This was mainly from contraction of export sector due to sluggish demand in the global market, oil