about loans given to two legal entities, which subsequently became shareholders in KWI.Therefore, by virtue of Section 58 (3) of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992), the SEC has instructed
essential information for investors and shareholders to make investment decisions and monitor listed company performance, the SEC concluded that there are insufficient grounds to grant the requested extension
the shareholders or the decision-making of investors.The SEC therefore, by virtue of Section 58(1) of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992), has instructed EARTH to (1) clarify whether the
affect POLAR investors and shareholders. In this regard, POLAR's failure to comply with the order of the SEC is liable to contravention of Section 58 (3) of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992
communication between the company and investors in terms of education, mutual understanding and good relationship.?All three internal units perform back office functions which are of course no less important than
gathering related documents and evidence for auditor. Considering that financial statements provide investors and shareholders with vital information for making investment decision and monitoring listed
such information publicly and promptly because financial statements are material information for investors and shareholders to make well-informed investment decisions and monitor company operation.?
for screening the volunteers with annual assessment in order to help protect interest of shareholders and investors continuously and create confidence on investment in capital market.Furthermore, TIA
decoration equipment from Budget Ltd. and New Tique Ltd. to conceal expenses. It led to decrease of loss in the financial statements for Q1-Q2/2003 of DAIDO. Such actions misled DAIDO’s shareholders or any
decoration equipment from Budget Ltd. and New Tique Ltd. to conceal expenses. It led to decrease of loss in the financial statements for Q1-Q2/2003 of DAIDO. Such actions misled DAIDO’s shareholders or any