significantly from the state of excess supplies within the market and declining demand from the COVID-19 outbreak. The company realized loss from invested capital in associate company, OKEA due to the price of
to surplus capacity in of IPA post the spike profitability in 2017. This segment was further impacted by the unplanned shutdown of our Spartanburg site which also impacted our Specialty Fibers
predetermined plan set out in the trust instrument; (b) the trust has a surplus liquidity after a disposal of an infrastructure asset, amortization of the lease (if any) and distribution payment provided that the
reverted to its excess position in the market, while supplies in the previous year were tight. As such, crude production from the US adjusted to peak capacity from the beginning of this year to the level of
building and the capitalization of our software as we introduced more features. Cash surplus increased by 23.20 mb or 26.3% due to cash flow generated from operation and good working capital management. (b
, interest income from convertible bonds, as well as return from investing surplus cash in money market products. Cost of Services Our cost of service increased by 43.87mb or 16.4% to 332.39mb (2018: 285.52mb
surplus cash in money market products. Cost of Services Our cost of service increased by 20.30mb or 27.7% to 93.71mb (Q1 2019: 73.41mb) . The growth in cost of services was in line with the 35.2% growth in
12.26mb ( Q3 2018: 5.66mb) as a result of realized gains on investments, interest income from convertible bonds, as well as return from investing surplus cash in money market products. Cost of Services Our
production rate, lowering average cost per unit. Overall, average selling price of B100 product adjusted downward from the previous quarter from the Crude Palm Oil price crisis due to excess supplies of palm
incurring higher expenditure concerning preparation for the pre-opening of Excellence Center in Early 2018. In addition, in 2017 the Company has benefited from its efficient excess liquidity management