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increase 98.6% from last year. Finance Cost In 2Q19, the finance cost was THB 31 million, an increase of 151.6% due to bond issuance in 3Q18 and short term loan from financial institution during the period
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loan from financial institution from acquisition of a new subsidiary (BSH15), and (iii) the depreciation of the Thai Baht that affected the Company’s foreign liabilities. Current Liabilities increased
%) Long-term borrowings from financial institution 14.74 0.56% 0.00 0.00% (14.74) (100.00%) Lease liabilities 82.91 3.14% 81.97 2.79% (0.93) (1.13%) Non-current provision for employee benefit 68.19 2.58
the adoption of new financial reporting standards, (ii) increase in long-term loan from financial institution from acquisition of a new subsidiary, Prime Area 12 Company Limited (“PA12”) (formerly known