mn. Impact from the implementation of new financial reporting standards From 1 January 2020, the Company has adopted Thai Financial Reporting Standard - Financial instruments group (TFRS9) and Thai
for setting provision for deteriorated inventory based on product life which is based on the generally accepted accounting standards. (4) Liquidity and Capital Sufficiency The Corporate Group has
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
operations in which allowing the Company still have good operating results in the future. The Company is aware of the important accounting standards that have changed and been effective since the beginning of
product life which is based on the generally accepted accounting standards. (4) Liquidity and Capital Sufficiency The Corporate Group has appropriate capital management, having prepared operating cash flows
brand that is unique Thai heritage combined with international standards, the Company has focused more on the hotel management revenue to support the expected drop of hotel revenue from the closure of
provision for deteriorated inventory based on product life which is based on the generally accepted accounting standards. (4) Liquidity and Capital Sufficiency The Corporate Group has appropriate capital
financial statements in accordance with Thai Financial Reporting of Thailand (TFRS) which is adjusted to conform to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). All financial information to be
forward contracts 49.5 - 49.5 N.A. (>100) Change The Group has adopted financial reporting standards related to financial instruments (TFRS9) from 1 January 2020 and recognized gain on forward contracts for