a higher book value of the long term loans. In addition, finance costs also include interest expenses paid to financial institutions and lessors under finance lease agreement. 20 ASIA’S BOUTIQUE
liabilities increased by Bath 179.47 million due to; a. An increase in short - term loan from financial institutions (promissory note) at the amount of Baht 142 million for the Company’s working capital and
household sector increased in all categories, particularly other consumer loans and auto-leasing. Financial institutions expect demand for business and household credit to increase later in the year
Trade and Other Current Payable THB 42 million 2. Decrease of Current Tax Payable THB 12 million 3. Increase of Long-term borrowings from financial institutions THB 148 million. The shareholders’ equity
financial institutions to acquire the remaining shares of the subsidiary. The shareholders’ equity at the end of the third quarter of 2018 decreased by 23% yoy due to the Company acquired additional shares
75.7% 4,076.6 77.7% 1,507.4 37.0% Total Asset 7,378.9 100% 5,247.9 100.0% 2,131.0 40.6% Short-term loans from financial institutions 100.0 1.4% - - 100.0 100.0% Trade and other payables 375.4 5.1% 34.8
, temporary investment fund of Baht 84.57 million, account receivable of Baht 5.99 million, deposit at financial institutions used as collateral of Million 2.06 Baht, intangible asset of Baht 0.07 million, the
institutions (i.e. Bangkok Bank, Krung Thai Bank and Kasikorn Thai Bank), as at the date on which the Board of Directors resolved to approve an offer of financial assistance or the granting of loan transaction
from the Company and its subsidiaries had repaid partial loans to financial institutions as well as the issue of the debentures replacing the due ones. As for shareholders' equity, the amount was 5,011.2