Pattanamas, proceeded GGC to purchase raw materials and pay the distributors for the purchase in full without receiving all of the raw materials or receiving only part of it. However, GGC recorded in its
, proceeded GGC to purchase raw materials and pay the distributors for the purchase in full without receiving all of the raw materials or receiving only part of it. However, GGC recorded in its accounting
satisfactory, the company has set a target to expand at least 100 branches by 2021 in order to meet the rising demand and foster brand recognition. The Company will emphasize on expanding the branches in areas
/ 2021. The reason for the decrease in income because the main raw material, which is Sweet corn can be harvested late due to inclement weather making it unable to operate at full capacity and fully
an impact from the THB appreciation against USD; in which the THB was appreciated from 33.1 THB/USD in Jul 2018 to 32.4 THB/USD in Sep 2018 (2% appreciation). Consequently, the company posted net
recognition of gross profit from Global Renewable Power Co., Ltd. (GRP) after the acquisition completion on 26 March 2020. Executive Summary Q3/2020 Gross Profit Breakdown by Plant Type (THB million, %) GPSC
services such as parties, wedding receptions, restaurants or any events • Pop-up store sales in various locations Catering / Pop-up 3 1 Franchise Fee Income 4 • Revenue recognition of initial franchise fee
sales1 approx. 70%:30%) • Sales of beverages and desserts across 6 company- owned outlets under “Mikka” brand • The sale of products from fresh fruit in Luggaw stores across 8 branches • Sale of raw
approx. 69%:31%) • Sales of beverages and desserts across 8 company- owned outlets under “Mikka” brand • The sale of products from fresh fruit in Luggaw stores across 7 branches • Sale of raw materials to