high-technology products, an increase in price of the Company’s core raw material, copper foil, due to an unbalanced demand/supply in the market, as well as the appreciation of the THB in a short period

. 2.1.2 Trade account receivables – other parties: As at 31st March 2019 and 2018, the Company and its subsidiaries had Trade account receivables, net – other parties of Baht 673.05 million (or 28.70

procurement thanks to a decrease in the cost of copper, implementing artificial intelligence technology (AI) in the workplace to improve the production process and efficiency, and reducing the Company’s

20.7% increased Q-o-Q from 18.9% but decreased Y-o-Y. In principle, the cost of production is influenced by factors such as the capacity utilization rate, product mix, a change in LME copper price and

million (or 29.27 percent of total assets) and Baht 663.32 million (or 28.08 percent of total assets) respectively. The increase is inventories was mainly material, preparing for upcoming sales. 2.1.2 Trade

Baht 706.03 million (or 29.89 percent of total assets) and Baht 679.83 million (or 29.93 percent of total assets) respectively. Trade receivables increased due to the higher sales in last quarter. 2.1.3

(or 29.50 percent of total assets) and Baht 706.03 million (or 29.89 percent of total assets) respectively. Trade receivables increased due to the higher sales in last quarter. 2.1.3 Land, plant and

, the THB depreciation and a decline in the price of copper used in the production process helped reduce the cost of goods sold (Table 2). Administrative and Selling Expenses Selling, general, and

June 2017, the net profit was Baht 46.72 million, increased by 9.62 million or increasing by 25.9 percents in which performance for the company and its subsidiaries in the current three-month period

unrealized consignment sales (Table 3, unrealized revenue amounted to USD3 million, or Bt109 million in 2Q18). Cost of Sales and Gross Profit The profit margin in 2Q18 widened Q-o-Q to 27.84% but narrowed Y-o