company’s board of directors. Clause 3. The derivatives broker shall not trade derivatives contract or any other contracts with the same characteristics as derivatives contract for their proprietary account
prepared in writing with an approval from the company’s board of directors. Clause 3. The derivatives broker shall not trade derivatives contract or any other contracts with the same characteristics as
of trade receivables. • Contract assets decreased Baht (39) million because of invoicing of engineering business. • Restricted cash decreased Baht (27) million while cash and cash equivalents increased
(Decreased) % Assets Current assets Cash and cash equivalents 8.54 31.33 (22.79) (72.74) Trade and other current receivables 224.54 186.08 38.46 20.67 Contract assets 518.21 564.88 (46.67) (8.26) Inventories
delivered in Q2–2021. As a result, the contract assets decreased but the trade and other receivables increased. Inventories decreased by 405.6 MB, representing a decrease of 25.7%. This is because during Q2
from 2.3% in the second quarter of 2019, mainly driven by expansion of private consumption, government spending and tourism sector. Meanwhile, exports sector continued to contract caused by uncertainty
risk in derivatives trading. Clause 22. In cases where customer wishes to trade derivatives contract with specific risk which is different from that specified in the risk disclosure statement in Clause
risk in derivatives trading. Clause 22. In cases where customer wishes to trade derivatives contract with specific risk which is different from that specified in the risk disclosure statement in Clause
issued on the projects that were completed and delivered. Therefore, the trade receivables increased. Contract assets (unbilled receivables) decreased by 401.1 MB, representing a decrease of 23.5%. This is
person who, in the ordinary course of business, holds himself out to the general public as being ready to engage as a counter party in a derivatives contract with any person who intends to trade in