Microsoft Word - The Aquisition of Assets - TLM Edited Information September 13, 2018 Subject: Acquisition of Assets (Edited Information) To: The Director and Manager The Stock Exchange of Thailand
million decreased by 7.18% from last year, due to the controlling of operating expenses. Administrative expenses presented at Baht 118.99 million, increased by 22.66% due to write off obsolete assets and
support the construction of Rayong branch. Moreover, there was increase in accounts payable from purchasing more variety of goods and other payable to support the investing in assets. 4 3. Shareholders
with the decreasing in sales. 2. Cash flow used in investing activities The Company had cash outflow from investing in fixed assets to support business expansion and construction of the new outlet
goods and to support the opening of new outlet at Raying which started to operate in 1 November 2018. Moreover, there was an increase of fixed assets for construction of Rayong branch, additional of
investment of Baht 270.36 million, whereas the Company had cash outflow from investing in fixed assets to support business expansion and construction of the new outlet, namely Hat Yai Branch and others totally
higher number of employees to support additional workloads. Financial Position Total Assets As of 30 September 2018, the Company’s total assets stood at THB 5,287.57 million, growing at 3.17% from the end
1,441 million from the assessment of the fair value of net assets and allocation of business acquisition costs, in which if the amortization expenses was still to be included, amounting Baht 360 million
integrations and networking infrastructure, especially in digital media assets in order to support the expansion of our digital network domestically and internationally. Trans.Ad Products and Services* Roctec
selling and administration expenses in order to support the operation. The assets will be depreciated for 5-50 years in line with Philippine Financial Reporting Standards (PFRS) for both CCPH and KPPH