, without derivatives fund management license, had jointly managed funds for others for profits from derivatives investment. In so doing, they solicited and invited persons who wanted to invest in
had revenue from providing services to related companies and the amount of profits with significant impact on the company?s financial statements. In addition, no record on evidence gathering or audit
they can easily make profits from trading gold futures contracts, which made numerous investors believe and decided to open trading accounts with the company and paid investment amounts to the company in
prices. Meanwhile, the group of offenders, including Nipa and Namthip, who were wife and daughter of Nam, sold KIAT shares to make profits as well as Kiatichai who sold the shares kept in a nominee’s
were wife and daughter of Nam, sold KIAT shares to make profits as well as Kiatichai who sold the shares kept in a nominee’s account. 28/02/2025 19/08/2022 filed a lawsuit to a civil court
% 5,094 6,114 20% Operating profits 2,540 3,362 2,886 14% (14%) 14,983 12,764 (15%) Excluding non-recurring items 2,365 3,054 2,801 18% (8%) 11,314 12,371 9% Net finance cost/income tax/others 214 434 356