financial reporting standards. Yet - Translation - Page 4 of 6 the impairment loss of assets is a non-cash item therefore there is no impact on the Company’s cashflow management. Also, the transaction is not
accordance with the 2020 annual budget plan, to maintain cash flow. (million) 2020 2019 increase (decrease) million % Total revenues 257.28 458.81 (201.53) (43.92) Cost of sales and services (171.01) (190.88
setting up pop-up stores. In 2H/2020, 1 new outlet is expected to open, while the previous plan to open other targeted branches that are still in the negotiation process will be reconsidered to when the
Chilli Kagigori (collaboration with Doi Kham) • Plan to develop new brands offering unique products and services in order to meet the needs of new target customers • Focus on expanding Mikka Café branches
Total assets as of the ending quarter declined -3.0% to Bt345,369mn, compared to the end of 2021. Current assets were at Bt37,885mn, which increased 6.5% from higher handset inventories. Total non-current
Total assets as of the ending quarter declined -3.0% to Bt345,369mn, compared to the end of 2021. Current assets were at Bt37,885mn, which increased 6.5% from higher handset inventories. Total non-current
Total assets as of the ending quarter declined -3.0% to Bt345,369mn, compared to the end of 2021. Current assets were at Bt37,885mn, which increased 6.5% from higher handset inventories. Total non-current
branches according to plan. Focus on Continuous Branch Expansion of Dessert Café According to Plan In Q4/2023, the Company expanded 1 new dessert café in Bangkok, which is located at Asiatique. In 2024, the
continuity of our electricity and utilities supply system such as implementation of Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and Work from home arrangement for supporting staff and preparation of safe house for field
requirements to comply with the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) and the Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) guidelines which require banks to hold sufficient liquid assets to improve the resilience of banks against