Bangkok, May 22, 2015 ? The SEC did not grant Thai Industrial & Engineering Service Plc. (TIES) a waiver for postponement of submission of the company?s rectified and audited 2014 financial

Plc. (LVT) concerning alleged unfair treatment in course of the SEC investigation.The SEC Deputy Secretary-General Vasant Thienhom revealed that ?the interview is a process of gathering evidence in

(“Company”) would like to report that the Board of Directors Meeting No. 6/2019 dated on December 18, 2019 resolved to approve the increasing of investment in All S Holding Co., Ltd. (“All S”) who runs

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

, requiring the company to consider the need for organizing mass gathering activities. Under the circumstances, the company has less income from training activities or seminars. Moreover, the six-month of

May 8, 2015 and deadline extension for Q1/2015 financial statements, due on May 15, 2015, reasoning that the company is in the process of gathering related documents and evidence for auditor

extended deadline because the new financial advisor whom PACE has appointed to appraise the fair value measurement of the investment is still gathering and analyzing data and information from many sources to

the extended deadline because the new financial advisor whom PACE has appointed to appraise the fair value measurement of the investment is still gathering and analyzing data and information from many

provided by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Securities and Futures Commission, Hong Kong (SFC) in gathering relevant facts and evidence which consequently help the SEC to pursue legal action on

reasonableness of the assumptions used in the fair value measurement, and to publicly disclose such assumptions and the sensitivity analysis on significant factors through the SET?s Electronic Information System