attributable to consistent orders from present customer and new customer. 1. Cost of sales and gross profit The Company’s cost of sales in year 2018 amounted to Baht 256.50 million, rising year-on-year by Baht
recorded revenues from sales in quarter 3/2018 (“Q3/2018”) of Baht 157.19 million, a year-on-year growth of Baht 79.90 million or 103.38% mainly attributable to consistent orders from present customer and
decreased by 59.52 million Baht or 17.53% from postpone delivery to the quarter 4/2017 resulting from postponing delivery of goods to the 4th quarter. 1.2. Incomes from the water management business increased
process with little finished goods pending for customer delivery. The group companies normally write-off out-of-date inventory, and make provision for aged inventory and depletion in the value of fixed
' order, consequently, the majority of inventory are raw materials, expendable tools and work in process with little finished goods pending for customer delivery. The group companies normally write-off out
46.78 million to Baht 94.05 million for the quarter ended 31th March 2018 compared to Baht 47.27 million for 2017. The increment of revenue is the result of higher backlog and higher delivery from
2.67 million to Baht 96.72 million for the quarter ended 31th March 2019 compared to Baht 94.05 million for 2018. The increment of revenue is the result of backlog and higher delivery from customer and
when in fact GGC received only partial or no delivery of the raw materials. Nevertheless, it was recorded in the company’s accounting system that the raw materials were fully delivered. In addition
wind farms and solar and hydropower plants, to rail transport and building sea walls in cities threatened by rising sea levels. Only a small portion of these bonds have been labelled as green or climate
Solar TWG has explored the issues around developing low- carbon eligibility criteria for bonds linked to solar energy. This paper present these issues considered by the TWG in arriving at the proposed