1 (-Translation-) Ref. No. IRS.025/2019 October 31, 2019 Subject Acquisition of Shares in Hello Bangkok LED Co, Ltd., which is an Assets Acquisition Transaction of the Company, Issuance and Offering of the Newly Issued Ordinary Shares of the Company through a Private Placement which is a Connected Transaction, Capital Reduction, Capital Increase, Entering into the Right to Sell Advertising Media Agreement which is a Connected Transaction, Appointment of the Independent Financial Advisor and Call...
there was no bad debt in the past year 2017. (3.2) Inventory and Deterioration or Obsolete The Corporate Group’s inventory as at December 31, 2018 accounts for 24.28 percent of the total assets, of which
financing facilities resulting in a write-off of deferred financing fee and a payment of prepayment fee in the amount of Baht 230 million and a provision of obsolete inventory in the amount of Baht 27 million
in the past year 2016. (3.2) Inventory and Deterioration or Obsolete The Corporate Group’s inventory as at December 31, 2017 accounts for 19.09 percent of the total assets, of which 29.65 percent are
. (3.2) Inventory and Deterioration or Obsolete The Corporate Group’s inventory as at March 31, 2019 accounts for 23.15 percent of the total assets, of which 15.70 percent are finished products, 20.33
there was no bad debt in the past 2017. (3.2) Inventory and Deterioration or Obsolete The Corporate Group’s inventory as at March 31, 2018 accounts for 19.35 percent of the total assets, of which 24.65
found any irregularity in 2018 and there was no bad debt in the past year 2017. (3.2) Inventory and Deterioration or Obsolete The Corporate Group’s inventory as at June 30, 2018 accounts for 21.25 percent
not found any irregularity in 2018 and there was no bad debt in the past year 2017. (3.2) Inventory and Deterioration or Obsolete The Corporate Group’s inventory as at September 30, 2018 accounts for
for obsolete and decline in value of inventories of THB 5.99 million. Decrease in property, plant, and equipment for THB 444.48 million, mainly due to reclassifying PPE to right–of-use assets under TFRS