, or 25.09% decreased resulting from both lower purchasing volume and lower unit cost of inventory. While trade accounts receivable showed Baht 592 million as of 31 December 2019, an increase of Baht 14
% decreased from Baht 4.0 million of Q2/2017. This was due to lower short term loan requirement during the quarter resulting from the lower of both average trade accounts receivable and inventory. As a result
2017 to be Baht 546 million in ending 2018, or 16.78% increased resulting from higher inventory purchase volume. While trade accounts receivable was decreased by Baht 34 million from Baht 612 million in
assets 2,359.5 Million Baht were increased 99.4 Million Baht compared with at the end of December 31, 2019 respectively. Increasing from Investments in short – term debt securities and inventory but
working capital management during 9M17, trade receivable turnover, inventory turnover as well as trade payable turnover were not meaningfully changed yoy. Leverage ratio has improved as illustrated by
land sold. In respect of liquidity ratio, average trade receivable day improved from 74 days to 62 days yoy. as less accrual from social security bureau. For inventory day and trade payable day, they
accounts payable. The ending 2018 balance of short-term loan was Baht 606 million versus 562 million as of Q3/2019 or equivalent to 7.40% decreased resulting from the lower value in inventory. The trade
million as of Q2/2019 or equivalent to 2.49% decreased resulting from the lower value in inventory. The trade accounts payable as of Q2/2019 was Baht 183 million, an increase of Baht 10 million from Baht
% decreased resulting from the lower level in inventory. The trade accounts payable as of Q1/2019 was Baht 233 million, an increase of Baht 60 million from Baht 173 million of ending 2018 or 34.63% increased
% increased resulting from the higher in inventory. The trade accounts payable as of Q2/2020 was Baht 168 million, an increase of Baht 32 million from Baht 136 million of ending 2019 or 23.68% increased. As a