XLEY AND SUBSIDIARIES CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS1.1
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4.2 Change in the method of accounting for income taxes
In December 1997, the Company adopted the generally accepted
practice of providing for deferred income tax resulting from timing differences in
reporting revenues and expenses for financial reporting purposes compared to income
tax reporting purposes, effective retroactively to January 1, 1997. Accordingly, the
income tax applicable to revenues and expenses which are not currently allowed and
deductible for income tax purposes is set up as. "Deferred Income Tax" in the balance
sheet. This will be allocated to future periods when such revenues and expenses
provided for are actually incurred and considered allowed and deductible for income
tax purposes. As a result of this change, net loss for the year ended December 31, 1997
decreased by approximately Baht 1,757.6 million, representing income tax applicable to
the current year's timing differences (of approximately Baht 1,680 million) and
cumulative income tax applicable to timing differences of prior years up to December
31, 1996 (of approximately Baht 77.6 million).
The outstanding balance of "Deferred Income Tax" in the
consolidated balance sheets as at December 31, 1998, included deferred income tax of
a subsidiary amounting to approximately Baht 1.9 million. This subsidiary started
adopting the generally accepted practice of providing for deferred income tax
resulting from timing differences in reporting revenues and expenses for financial
reporting purposes compared to income tax reporting purposes, effective
retroactively to January 1, 1997. The Company, however, did not adjust cumulative
effect of this accounting change in the 1997 consolidated financial statements because
as at December 31, 1997, the Company owned share of the said company less than 50
percent.
The financial statements of the other subsidiaries included in
the consolidated financial statements did not include any adjustment effect from the
change in the method of accounting for income tax. The management, however,
believes that the effect on this matter was not material to the consolidated financial
statements.
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4.3 Accounts Receivable - Trade and others
These consist of :
In Baht
Consolidated The Company
1998 1997 1998 1997
Receivables from related
companies 134,536,007 200,227,826 324,929,552 413,610,150
Less allowance for
doubtful accounts - ( 21,756,955) - ( 103,296,955)
Receivables from
Related Companies
- Net 134,536,007 178,470,871 324,929,552 310,313,195
Receivables from other
companies 2,005,937,673 2,806,616,734 972,176,420 1,083,297,247
Less allowance for
doubtful accounts ( 296,298,474) ( 230,402,504) ( 217,000,000) ( 81,703,045)
Receivables from other
companies - Net 1,709,639,199 2,576,214,230 755,176,420 1,001,594,202
As at December 31, 1998, the Company and subsidiaries had certain overdue
accounts receivable-trade. The aging receivables were as follows:
In Million Baht
Consolidated The Company
Over 3 months to 6 months 169.9 105.2
Over 6 months to 12 months 388.8 346.1
Over 12 months 361.8 205.6
Total 920.5 656.9
The Company and subsidiaries set up allowance for doubtful accounts for the
year ended December 31, 1998 amounting to approximately Baht 296.3 million (Baht 217
million for the Company). Based on historical collection experience, the management believes
that the allowance for doubtful accounts is adequate.
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4.4 Inventories
These consist of:
In Baht
Consolidated The Company
1998 1997 1998 1997
Merchandise inventories 607,114,517 851,804,173 282,196,561 582,221,609
Project material 452,615,446 992,868,733 405,908,462 945,389,272
Goods in transit 3,082,959 11,315,136 3,082,959 11,315,136
Total 1,062,812,922 1,855,988,042 691,187,982 1,538,926,017
Less allowance for
decline in value ( 88,444,142) ( 39,078,576) ( 79,000,000) ( 30,000,000)
Net 974,368,780 1,816,909,466 612,187,982 1,508,926,017
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As at December 31, 1998 and 1997, the aggregate market value of investments in
listed securities was lower than the aggregate cost by approximately Baht 915.3 million and
Baht 1,068 million, respectively. The valuation adjustment was recorded as "Provision for
unrealized loss on decline value of long-term investments in listed securities" and presented as
part of "Capital Deficiency" in the Balance Sheets.
The Company accounted for the investments in Loxley Hitachi Cable
Engineering Company Limited and investments in Thai Telephone and
Telecommunication Public Company Limited by the equity method. Subsequently in 1997 and
1996, the Company sold a portion of investments which effected the percentage of
shareholding in the said companies reduced to be less than 20%. As a result, the Company
changed the accounting method for these investments to the cost method by using the
outstanding balance of investments under the equity method as the cost of the investments.
4.6 Long-Term Loans to Related Companies
Consolidated
These consist of:
In Thousand Baht
Interest Rate Amount
Objective 1998 1997 1998 1997
Short - Term Loans
L.B.L. Algamate Partnership Ltd. For operations MOR MOR 238,850 184,850
Multimedia Telephony, Inc.
(Philippines) For operations 15.00% 15.00% 93,044 120,364
Others 36,630 167,131
Total Short-Term Loans 368,524 472,345
Less Allowance for
Doubtful Accounts ( 10,400) -
Short-term Loans-Net 358,124 472,345
Long-Term Loans
Thai Telephone and Telecommunication
Public Company Limited For operations MLR+0.5% MLR+0.5% 375,000 375,000
Others 34,186 21,348
Total Long-Term Loans 409,186 396,348
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The Company
These consist of:
In Thousand Baht
Interest Rate Amount
Objective 1998 1997 1998 1997
Short-Term Loans
L.B.L Algamate Partnership Ltd. For operations MOR MOR 238,850 184,850
Multimedia Telephony, Inc. (Philippines) For operations 15.00% 15.00% 93,044 120,364
Others 52,881 101,632
Total Short-Term Loans 384,775 406,846
Less Allowance for
Doubtful Accounts ( 10,400) -
Short-Term Loans - Net 374,375 406,846
Long-Term Loans
Thai Telephone and Telecommunication
Public Company Limited For operations MLR+0.5% MLR+0.5% 375,000 375,000
4.7 Property and Equipment
These consist of:
In Baht
Consolidated The Company
1998 1997 1998 1997
At Appraised Value
Land - at cost 48,072,500 48,072,500 48,072,500 48,072,500
Revaluation increment
in land 205,481,500 205,481,500 205,481,500 205,481,500
Land - at appraised value 253,554,000 253,554,000 253,554,000 253,554,000
At Cost
Land 41,349,635 41,470,052 5,123,993 5,123,993
Buildings and
improvements 1,100,819,637 1,058,021,694 463,856,641 453,259,986
Furniture, fixtures and
office equipment 1,034,998,912 987,551,800 382,493,382 382,876,186
Tool and equipment 74,470,654 114,110,727 - -
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In Baht
Consolidated The Company
1998 1997 1998 1997
Equipment held for lease 64,236,420 24,491,933 39,996,205 25,445,346
Transportation equipment 59,954,213 67,081,206 38,021,977 44,355,357
Communication network
(Note 4.19) 536,670,516 508,336,779 - -
Construction in progress 2,164,030 29,744,932 63,000 971,632
Total 3,168,218,017 3,084,363,123 1,183,109,198 1,165,586,500
Less accumulated
depreciation (1,121,439,747) ( 911,034,042) ( 514,680,703) ( 420,561,145)
Land, Property
and Equipment
- Net 2,046,778,270 2,173,329,081 668,428,495 745,025,355
In 1997, the Company appraised its land, previously recorded at cost amounting
to approximately Baht 48.1 million, at appraised value totalling approximately Baht 253.6
million. The Company appraised the said land based on the information guidelines provided
by an independent appraiser. The revaluation increment in land, totalling approximately Baht
205.5 million, was credited to "Revaluation Increment in Land" which was shown under
"Capital Deficiency" in the balance sheets.
The "Revaluation Increment in Land" is not available for dividend distributions.
Depreciation charges which were included as part of costs and expenses for the
years ended December 31, amounted to approximately Baht 277.7 million (Baht 116.9 million
for the Company) in 1998 and Baht 264.7 million (Baht 114.6 million for the Company) in 1997.
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4.8 Other Assets
These consist of:
In Baht
Consolidated The Company
1998 1997 1998 1997
Deferred income tax
(Note 4.2) 1,341,955,112 1,757,576,157 1,340,003,866 1,757,576,157
Excess of investments
over net assets of
subsidiaries - net
(Note 2) 162,322,716 181,319,983 - -
Deferred underwriting
fees for issuing Euro
Convertible Bonds - net 56,302,263 89,813,283 56,302,263 89,813,283
Income taxes deducted
at sources - net 90,427,933 77,785,814 40,000,707 37,961,125
Refundable deposits
and others 414,450,526 400,886,567 22,225,628 31,689,458
Total 2,065,458,550 2,507,381,804 1,458,532,464 1,917,040,023
4.9 Bank Overdrafts and Loans From Financial Institutions
These consist of:
In Baht
Consolidated The Company
1998 1997 1998 1997
Bank overdrafts 293,512,187 354,370,456 10,947,245 4,815,283
Short-term loans from
local and foreign banks 842,893,100 1,291,374,537 384,559,200 549,870,000
Acceptances payable and
liabilities under trust
receipts 396,357,094 476,986,580 347,155,281 411,308,871
Promissory notes 56,000,000 178,000,000 - -
Total 1,588,762,381 2,300,731,573 742,661,726 965,994,154
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