, the delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was 5.3% and default receivables in credit risk (NPL Stage 3) was 5.5%. In part of separate financial statement, the delinquent account receivables
10,470 million baht or 11% of total accounts receivable, comparing to that of 10,951 million baht or 12% of total accounts receivable at the end of previous fiscal year. The delinquent account receivables
baht or 12.0% of total accounts receivable at the end of previous fiscal year due to the business is returning to normal situation. The consolidated delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was
. Spending was boosted by the government’s stimulus measures and the export sector was supported by brightening global economic prospects. However, any potential Thai economic recovery over the rest of the
macroeconomic factors and also additional management overlay. The delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was 5.24% in the fiscal year of 2020 increased from 3.70% at the end of previous year. For
receivable at the end of previous year. The delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was 5.2% in the first quarter of 2021, which was at the same level as last year. For default receivables in credit
doubtful accounts of 10,930 million baht or 12.6% of total accounts receivable. The delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was 4.7% in the second quarter decreasing from 5.2% in the end of last
fiscal year. The delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was 4.5% in the fourth quarter decreasing from 5.2% in the end of last year. For default receivables in credit risk (NPL Stage 3) was 4.9
. The delinquent account receivables for 3 months and up was 4.4% in the third quarter decreasing from 5.2% in the end of last year. For default receivables in credit risk (NPL Stage 3) was 4.8