findings, evidence and the company?s explanations showed ? failed to comply with the generally accepted accounting principles. In November 2010, Chonburi Kanyong Co., Ltd., a CCP subsidiary, sold its

of Thailand Act and the Ad hoc Committee on consideration of draft Securities and Exchange Act, the National Legislative Assembly, an expert member in the SEC?s Accounting and Corporate Governance

million baht in accounting documents. Therefore, their actions were considered that they acted in order to obtain unlawful gains for himself or another person and caused damage to IFEC as well as made false

million baht in accounting documents. Therefore, their actions were considered that they acted in order to obtain unlawful gains for himself or another person and caused damage to IFEC as well as made false

with the amount of 155 million baht in accounting documents. Therefore, their actions were considered that they acted in order to obtain unlawful gains for himself or another person and caused damage to

million baht in accounting documents. Therefore, their actions were considered that they acted in order to obtain unlawful gains for himself or another person and caused damage to IFEC as well as made false

million baht in accounting documents. Therefore, their actions were considered that they acted in order to obtain unlawful gains for himself or another person and caused damage to IFEC as well as made false

accounting system that the raw materials were completely received. In addition, Jirawat and Wanlop proceeded GGC to hire a supplier to distill its raw materials, but there is no actual distillation. That was

accounting system that the raw materials were completely received. In addition, Jirawat and Wanlop proceeded GGC to hire a supplier to distill its raw materials, but there is no actual distillation. That was

in its accounting system that the raw materials were completely received. In addition, Jirawat and Wanlop proceeded GGC to hire a supplier to distill its raw materials, but there is no actual