the second half of the year. However, government expenditure was slightly decline as well as the contraction on agricultural and construction sector. The Thai economy in 2018 is expected to expand more
shareholders’ equity. 4.2 Capital expenditure In the year 2018, the Company had capital expenditure for the replacement of electrical equipment and machine accessories amounted 17.82 million Baht. 7 /8 ( ) Union
from the year 2017. This is because the government expenditure budget focused on the infrastructure and transportation, while the expenditure in information communication technology did not increased
Equity ratio 0.11 times, lower than that of 2016, i.e. 0.16 times, indicating low relative proportion of debt and shareholders’ equity. 4.2 Capital expenditure In the year 2017, the Company had capital
Quicklime in 1Q 2018. Investments in capital expenditure have also reduced significantly with continued focus on Capex discipline. There will be increased expenditure in the coming months however this is
line with the increase in revenue from sales due to the fixed cost of expenditure on factory staff and erection staff that was not able to occupy full capacity and the expenses for the erection was
comparison with the previous year, due to the delay approval process of budget expenditure of the government for the 2020 fiscal year. • Revenues from sales and beauty treatment services for the year 2019 were
the budget disbursement for the year 2020 remaining period. Including, restructuring of the expenditure budget for economic recovery through the Transferring of Budget Act 2020. However, the investment
supporting factors were the return-to-expansion of export goods and private final consumption expenditure. In addition, the relaxation of the COVID-19 restrictions resulting in the number of foreign tourist
include capital and operating expenditure relating to: 1. Inputs (e.g. land, seeds, fertilizer, energy, information), 2. Capital goods (e.g. land, equipment, housing), 3. Crop-based transformation processes