Thailand will provide to each other with regard to cross-border equity offering and depositary receipt (DR), which can make a strong contribution to the successful implementation. Enhancing cooperation
regulatory mapping exercises whereby a common ground has been established on 3 January 2020 regarding mutual recognition of funds. At the preliminary stage, both parties agreed on cross-border offerings of
-4.8% from both current (lower trade & other payable and current portion of long-term debt) and non-current liabilities (lower lease liability and spectrum payable offset by increased long-term
-border investment opportunities for investors. “To promote development of cross-border products, SEC Thailand has put considerable efforts to revise rules and regulations related to DR issuance in
-36% YoY from 2Q22 which had a high base of marketing expenses following the border re-openings after improved Covid-19 situation. It decreased -21% QoQ from cost control measures in advertising and
liability arises from his failure to issue orders or perform the duties required to ensure compliance with the specified regulations, resulting in IHL’s delayed submission of the report. SEC Act S.300 in
The Thai economy in 3Q22 continued to face a slow recovery from macroeconomic factors. While the tourist sector improved from border reopening in more countries, accelerated inflation has pressured
-of-use’ and ‘lease liability’ at the present value of lease payment over the remaining lease term. The leases including tower lease agreement, site rental, office & shop building rental, and minimum