last year or 297.39% ,this was the result from the acquisition cost of PEI’s shares was approximately Baht 10.39 million lower than the proportionate net fair value of the identifiable assets this as the
quarter as compared to last year which was charged in 2nd quarter. Other income increased by Baht 87 million from gain from changing fair value of investments in this quarter. Total expenses decreased by
-time gain on remeasuring on fair value of the Company’s previously held interests of 19.89% in TBSP before business combination of THB 214 m as complied with Thai Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
million lower than the proportionate net fair value of the identifiable assets this as the change in status of associate to subsidiary and other income from the collection from receivables 5.43 million baht
(TFRS16) regarding fair value measurement of financial liabilities. 3. As at 30 June 2020, the net hire purchase receivables was Baht 6,223.74 million, increased 0.63% from Baht 6,184.58 million compared to
. In Q2 2020, the Company have arranged the land valuation from previously measurement at cost to fair value, which gains were recognized in revaluation of land in other comprehensive income, and
deposits at banks pledged as collateral for the payment of raw material and to decrease interest of loans together with declining on fair value on trade securities thus fluctuation on capital market
of deposit interest rate and the loss from fair value measurement of other current financial assets which is short-term investment amount to Baht 0.13 million. Previous year, the Company gained profit
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