outstanding trade debt, especially the trade debt owed to Cargill International Trading Pte. Ltd. (“Cargill”) in the amount of USD 105 million, which is an exceptionally high amount of debt, and is currently
. Summary of Operation for Q4-2019 Topic Outstanding by Quarter Change Q4 – 19 Q3 – 19 Q4 – 18 Q4 – 19 VS Q3 – 19 Q4 – 19 VS Q4 – 18 (MB) (MB) % (MB) % Total Revenue 2,280.7 1,799.1 1,109.5 481.6 26.8 1,171.2
holds shares more ten percent of the outstanding shares. No. Name Number of shares (thousand unit) Percentage of the outstanding shares (%) 1 2 3 4 Part 3: Purpose of submitting an application □ 3.1 For
applicant who holds shares more ten percent of the outstanding shares. No. Name Number of shares (thousand unit) Percentage of the outstanding shares (%) 1 2 3 4 (Translation) Part 3: Purpose of submitting an
reduction. However, outstanding loss remained due to 1) sales shrinkage; 2) higher cost as a result of higher depreciation from investments in machinery; 3) higher financial costs from investments; and 4) one
Thailand) are detailed below: Income Statement 3 Audited by Ernst & Young Lao Co., Ltd. with reference to International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) (Using the exchange rate as at 17 January 2020 as
spending via QR code with popular merchants, as well as acceptance of payment via Alipay and WeChat Pay. High Net Worth Individual We are determined to perform at the standard of an international
of steel Relationship with the Company Business Partners Debt amount * 252.08 million Baht Debt to Sales ratio** 7.33% Provision for allowance for doubtful accounts 100% of outstanding balance due to
2019, AIS adopted Thai Financial Reporting Standards (TFRS) 15 regarding revenue from contracts with customers. The standard affects accounting of handset campaigns with price plan contract. This