(Form 59) in accordance with the SEC’s regulations, as his spouse had conducted a transaction involving ARROW securities on 28 August 2020.. However, Mr. Lertchai failed to prepared and disclosed the
in securities holdings (Form 59) in accordance with the SEC’s regulations, as his spouse had conducted a transaction involving ARROW securities on 7 July 2020. However, Mr. Tanon failed to prepared
dishonestly and seeking wrongful gains, which caused damage to IEC, through a purchase transaction of 25% of SK1 shares at the amount of 100 million baht. The transaction was executed after SK1 had been placed
Public Company Limited (IEC), through a purchase transaction of 25% of SK1 shares at the amount of 100 million baht. The transaction was executed after SK1 had been placed in absolute receivership by the
International Engineering Public Company Limited (IEC), through a purchase transaction of 25% of SK1 shares at the amount of 100 million baht. The transaction was executed after SK1 had been placed in absolute
allowing the trading account to be used for the YCI transaction in exchange for compensation. The public prosecutor issued a non-prosecution order. The case was final. SEC Act S.243(1) in conjunction
account between April 1, 2016 - May 4, 2016 and involves in transaction to buy PTL shares in order to assist Polyplex Corporation Limited (“PCL”), Mr. Pranay Gothati, Executive Director and representative