31 March 2017-2019 Unit: Million Baht 2017 2018 2019 Assets Current assets Cash and cash equivalents 12.44 73.18 86.11 Trade and other accounts receivable 43.71 30.61 115.34 Short-term loan and

December 31 March Change (Unit: THB Mn) 2023 2024 Amount % Cash and cash equivalents 1,180.6 681.5 (499.1) (42.3%) Trade and other receivables 1,200.4 1,483.2 282.8 23.6% Receivables under finance lease

significantly increased 35% to Bt454,439mn mainly from TTTBB and JASIF acquisitions. Current assets were at Bt41,838mn, increasing 22% from higher cash received from loan and higher trade account receivable

liabilities were increases in short term loan from financial institutions, trade and other payables and portion of long-term debt due in 1 year to fund the investment in aluminum can and bottling factories

institutions Trade and other payables Short-term loan from parent company Current portion of long-term loan Advance received from customers Income tax payable Other current liabilities Total current liabilities

baht respectively. The financing part was net Baht -114.04 million by drawing up short term loan 104.88 million to settle trade creditors and payment of dividend by Baht -218.92 million. In total, net

THB 2,500 mm by using WHAUP’s IPO proceeds. Moreover WHAUP has issued debenture, totaling of THB 4,000 mm, which has lower interest rate, to re-finance long-term loan as well. 3. Decrease in trade and

. Total liabilities decreased by Baht 2,117.7 million mainly from decrease in trade account payable, bank loan and debentures. Total shareholders’ equity increased by Baht 319.2 million due to profit

due to the short-term loan from financial institutions and trade and other payables as the Company invested the new projects to expand production capacity Cash cycle for the financial year ended 31

than previous assessment at 4.0%. Moreover, the growth outlook still challenge with uncertainties from both domestic and external factors due primarily to 1) Trade protectionist measures between US and