the rise in sales through these channels. Other current receivables increased primarily due to accrued promotional income and accounts receivable from the Revenue Department, which are related to the
receivable, calculated according to the Effective Interest Method. 2.3 Cost of sales and rendering of services (excluding fuel costs) Cost of sales and rendering of services for year 2019 was THB 5,676.90
- 100% Trade accounts receivable 332 272 22% Inventories 2,273 1,992 14% Other current assets 271 200 36% Total current assets 3,591 3,087 16% Non-current assets Advance payment for purchase of property
4.12 310.87 1.92 381.68 122.78 Trade and Other Receivable 941.55 5.60 932.66 5.77 8.89 0.95 Inventories 3,324.63 19.77 3,653.32 22.61 (328.69) (9.00) Other Current Assets 25.24 0.15 18.15 0.11 7.09 39.07
% Q3-2017 % Cash and cash equivalents 652,870 8% 207,525 3% 233,694 3% 238,968 5% Current investments 694,500 8% 822,150 10% 422,376 6% 92,496 2% Trade accounts receivable 550,644 6% 588,557 7% 398,049 6
repayment of long-term debt from financial institutions 1.2 Accounts receivable and other accounts receivables decreased by THB 192 million caused by the declining of methyl ester selling price and sales
As at Jun 30, 2020 As at Dec 31, 2019 Change MB % MB % MB % Cash and Cash Equivalent 1,864.27 9.37 1,087.26 5.78 777.02 71.47 Trade and Other Receivable 661.41 3.32 889.86 4.73 (228.45) (25.67
. The financial impact is on reduction of ‘other receivable’ and ‘provision for revenue sharing’ on balance sheet while there is no impact on the income statement. 2. In 3Q21, AIS has announced a 50:50
accounts receivable 10,479 4% 4,624 2% 3,842 2% Accrued income - 0% 26 0% 475 0% Other receivables 3,672 1% 2,635 1% 3,462 1% Inventories 384 0% 266 0% 197 0% Other current assets 10,855 4% - 0% - 0% Total