equivalents to Baht 49.21 million and Baht 120.73 million, respectively, are due to the withdrawal for long-term loans from financial institutions, and a 6-month grace period for non-payment of loans from
company and loans to non-performing asset purchase increase. 2. Costs of sales and services amount 13.68 million baht decrease 18.35 million baht or 57.28% because cost of trading and cost of constriction
subsidiaries, loans to subsidiaries, and accrued interest. The recoverable amount of these items depends on the future success of the investment under the SPAC structure. Therefore, the SEC has notified NRF to
. The auditor was also unable to review and audit other accounts, such as, inventories, account receivables, property plant and equipment, loans from financial institutions, accrued expenses, collateral
operators and disseminate information on benefits of the Thai capital market to be seen as a source for fund raising which is not less important and attractive than loans from financial institutions. This
managed by ONE Asset Management Limited (the Company’s subsidiary), and an increase in the Company’s sales agent fees from sale of investment units. 1.3 Interest on margin loans The Company’s interest on
of loans from financial institutions and dividend. Meanwhile, as of December 31, 2018 and December 31, 2019, the Company saw trade receivables to Baht 33.76 million and Baht 48.94 million, respectively
collect 97.2 Baht, which another 2.8 Baht shall be one overdue payment. Revenue from the write-off of non-performing loans steadily increased in which J Fintech had the amount of debt collection increasing
of rubber plantation increase by Baht 1.17 million Intangible asset decrease by Baht (1.65) million Liabilities Bank overdrafts and short-term loans from financial institutions decrease by Baht (63.86
net offering of THB 7,351.6 million (after deduction of related fees and expenses). In addition, the Company had repaid loans from the related parties, which was utilized in the acquisition of the