was mainly from the Company managing to reduce raw material costs due to cheaper sources of raw materials imported and the reduced energy. For the three-month period ended 30 September 2019, the selling
receivables increased by Baht 29.80 million. These were primarily due to prepaid expenses and raw materials for engineering service and trading business. • Restricted cash increased by Baht 13.91 million in
ended 31 December 2019 and 2018 are presented below: THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn % THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn % Fuel materials cost 215.9 213.5 203.8 203.0 (0.8) (0.4) 836.2 986.0 (149.8) (15.2
% THB Mn % THB Mn % THB Mn % Fuel materials cost 203.6 24.8 269.4 30.2 632.9 25.3 722.7 28.6 Depreciation and amortization cost 108.1 13.2 108.3 12.1 320.1 12.8 324.4 12.8 Staff cost and other benefits
ended 31 December 2019 and 2018 are presented below: THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn % THB Mn THB Mn THB Mn % Fuel materials cost 215.9 213.5 203.8 203.0 (0.8) (0.4) 836.2 986.0 (149.8) (15.2
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
2,370 million or 44%. Increase in net loss due to increase in production cost both raw materials and cash conversion cost, Graphite Electrode’s price which is a part of conversion cost increase
service-tolling Baht 1,047 million, increased because year 2019 the Company has revenue from sale of goods while has revenue from service - Tolling in year 2018 since raw materials was provide by GJ Steel
global raw materials and the increasing in competition among entrepreneurs under the situation of excess supply from products and raw materials coming in from various countries. Therefore those factors
, raw materials, were also increased in the same trend of HRC price, nevertheless, the Company was able to maintain growth in metal spread in this quarter rose to THB 8,093 per ton, increasing from the