) containing no provisions that permit one party having the obligation to deliver goods to settle by cash or set-off with the other party in lieu of the delivery of goods; and (c) the customary practice of such
quarter of 2018 to 254.78 million Baht for the second quarter of 2019, representing 27.57 percent, which results from the delivery of work to customers that have been postponed from the previous year and
, the delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was 5.3% and default receivables in credit risk (NPL Stage 3) was 5.5%. In part of separate financial statement, the delinquent account receivables
10,470 million baht or 11% of total accounts receivable, comparing to that of 10,951 million baht or 12% of total accounts receivable at the end of previous fiscal year. The delinquent account receivables
baht or 12.0% of total accounts receivable at the end of previous fiscal year due to the business is returning to normal situation. The consolidated delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was
due primarily to its market share increase in Malaysia, Vietnam and Cambodia, notwithstanding the products delivery postponement from some project delays in Myanmar and Vietnam to early 2019. Profit for
increase in same-store sales figures from company Lighting Solution Centers at both Ratchadapisek and Ratchapruk branches; - Export flat Y-O-Y due to delivery postponement of some projects in Malaysia and
out to customers during this period and therefore making goods delivery delayed next quarters accordingly. Profit for the period L&E’s consolidated profit for the period of Q1/2020 was posted at Baht
68.56 Million or 12.59% due to rubber glove customers expand production line, demand on using glove increases by Corona Virus 2019 (COVID-19) and demand on packaging increases by foods delivery. - Cost of