Coverage Ratio (LCR) which reflects the excess liquidity in the commercial banking system. With the combination of the recent high level of provisioning in preparation for the adoption of IFRS 9, which will
the loan to deposit ratio and the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) which reflects the excess liquidity in the commercial banking system. With the combination of the recent high level of provisioning in
) Scheduled passenger revenues including fuel surcharge and insurance surcharge, but excluding excess baggage divided by RPKs. Operating performance summary for the period ended September 30, 2018 Unit: million
for expected credit losses to total NPLs ratio (coverage ratio) increased to 152.6% for 3Q20 from 110.1% yoy. When excluding the release of excess loan loss reserve, provisions including loss from sale
, coupled with high excess production capacity, resulted in a contraction in private investment. However, public spending continued to grow from current expenditure through disbursals for public health
) Catering such as wedding ceremonies, and other special occasions. In addition, the Company produces its products under its trademark known as OEM for restaurants and other parties as requested and etc. The
addition, the Company produces its products under its trademark known as OEM for restaurants and other parties as requested and etc. The Company has a subsidiary, Aurum and Aurum Company Limited (together
, preparation and signing of Partial Business Transfer agreement and/or any requested documents that concerned or related to Partial Business Transfer transaction, determination of Subsidiary‟s capital increases
measures to prevent the outbreak of COVID-19 such the state of emergency declared in all areas of the Kingdom of Thailand. And requested to consider activities involving gathering, which may promote person
baht from December 31, 2019. Due to a higher in sales of this quarter and some customers also requested to extend their credit terms which resulted to an increased in trade and other account receivables