possessed material non-public information regarding: (1) the company’s approval to sell ordinary shares of its subsidiary to Plan B Media Public Company Limited (PLANB), and (2) the company’s plan to buy
to prepare an audit plan that appropriately reflected the relevant risks. The audit procedures were also inadequate. In addition, the reporting of audit results was ineffective. DAB Act S.30
for monitoring the operations of the digital asset business operator was deficient. In particular, Bitazza failed to prepare an audit plan that appropriately reflected the relevant risks. The audit
and procedures specified in the notification and failed to manage the Brilliant Plus fund in accordance with the approved fund management project which is the average proportion of investment in the
repurchase project. However, at the time, the total proceeds from the capital fundraising through the private placement had already been fully utilized. Furthermore, STARK lacked retained earnings or
placement and initiating a share repurchase project. However, at the time, the total proceeds from the capital fundraising through the private placement had already been fully utilized. Furthermore, STARK
allocating 5.58 billion baht to a private placement and initiating a share repurchase project. However, at the time, the total proceeds from the capital fundraising through the private placement had already
baht to a private placement and initiating a share repurchase project. However, at the time, the total proceeds from the capital fundraising through the private placement had already been fully utilized
Mr. Maruphong Siriwat Between 7 January and 13 July 2016, Mr. Maruphong Siriwat, a general manager of thermoplastic of an International Engineering Public Company Limited (IEC) project in Rayong