the same period of prior year. It resulted from the interest income from lawsuit against a government agency as a trade account receivable at THB 25.6 million which present as other income. For the nine
and return on equity as well. 6.4 Financial policy ratios Debt to equity ratio has decreased from the previous year. Since the Group has payment to trade and other payable (accrued bonuse) as
increase in interest-bearing debts of Baht 981.03 million and trade and other current payables decreased of Baht 30.42 million resulting to the decrease in interest –bearing debts to equity ratio and debt to
stock more of ME inventory. However, revenue from by product and goods for trade were decreased. Therefore, the company reported EBITDA of THB 163 million improved by 92% qoq due to improving of feed
including the decrease in trade account payable of Baht 219 million as a result of the higher account payable for feedstock purchased during the end of 2016 in mitigating risk of flood in the Southern region
resulted in continuous drop in price announced by Department of Internal Trade (CPO-DIT) to 22.4 Baht/Kg in quarter 3/2017 down from quarter 2/2017 which was at 25.8 Baht/Kg and from quarter 3/2016 which was
spectrum licenses, Network and PPE, and lower right-of-use assets. Total liabilities closed at Bt251,227mn, declining -8.4% from the end of 2021. Interest-bearing debt stood at Bt84,410mn, decreased by -3.9
increased to an all-time high from the past 3 years, as well as market sentiment fearing for the prospect of trade war after the US increased import tax of various raw materials, which would inadvertently
oil in price throughout the quarter, especially the Dubai crude oil price which dropped during early August to September from concerns over the trade war between the US and China, combined with the Thai
various marketing activities such as by joining Ambiente Trade Fair in Germany, HOFEX in Hong Kong, Food and Hotels Association Singapore Indonesia and Malaysia, AHAR in India, Holetex in China and Makro