RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Taimed up.(All numbers In NT$ thousand)
So if we take that this months sales include just the adjustment between estimated NSP and actual NSP (i.e. no increased stocking) then here's my (possibly wonky) maths.
Total aggregate sales before this month 111,745
Estimated discount was 30%, actual discount now is 25%
Extra invoiced for this change for previous months = 7,978
Actual monthly sales this month 53,402-7978= 45,424
But this number is at the new NSP so to do a direct comparison with the previous month number adjust to 42,397. Previous month was 37,011 so that would suggest sales grew about 15% MoM. Now my maths may be wonky but that doesnt suggest any space for 'overstocking' if we assume they have continued to gain patients.