loan increased by Baht 25 million. c. The Company’s account payable increased by Baht 79.75 million and advance received decreased by Baht 10.90 million. 2. Non-current liabilities increased by Baht

advance or installment loans (AEON Happy Pay). Thus, the Company provides more channels to facilitate financial services to customers and reduce Company’s operation cost. Moreover, loan income from AEON

did not fully mirror the slowdown in revenue as there is a lead time for certain expenses that the Company must plan in advance such as advertising expenses spent on various media. Furthermore, the

, increased by Baht 6.54 million or equivalent to 93.28%, mainly because of advance payment for the rental – Changwattana branch in amount of Baht 1.96 million and accrued income – tour in amount of Baht 5.43

Baht because of the following; - Contract liabilities (Advances received from construction contracts and construction income received in advance) increased 2.79 Million Baht since payment received during

projects as well as the decrease in advance deposits received from customers after the construction of the project completed and the units transfer began. Shareholders’ Equity   As of 31 March 2020, the

liability increased by THB 212 million or 10%, on account of: 1. Trade accounts payable increased by THB 129 million. 2. Advance received from customer increased by THB 75 million. 3. Short term and long-term

devices to deliver bundled solution to clients. We saw a pick up in the hardware sales as Tiger was agile in offering advance clocking devices that incorpoarte temperature control during the Covid era

% and 32.69% of total assets respectively. Current liabilities included Current Portion of Unearned Revenue (bill and collected in advance) which will be recognized within 1 year, Trade Payables, Other

(8.9) (2.0) Investment property (net) 193.4 210.7 (17.3) (8.2) Property, plant and equipment (net) 10,473.2 10,261.3 211.9 2.1 Advance payments for constructions and purchasesof fixed assets 149.3 95.2