Allotment of Shares in Excess of Underwriting Amount (No. 2)
Re: Allotment of Shares in Excess of Underwriting Amount
Granting the Purchasing Right to Provider of Over-Allotment Shares After Allotment of Shares in Excess of Underwriting Amount
Granting the Purchasing Right to Provider of Over-Allotment Shares After Allotment of Shares in Excess of Underwriting Amount
Bangkok, March 25, 2015 ? Equity private placement deals of listed companies have been significantly increased recently while the existing rules do not cover certain circumstances that might be
particular person or persons. The revised rules are expected to become effective by August this year. Rapee Sucharitakul, SEC Secretary-General said that recently equity private placement deals of listed
total number of REIT units sold, the limit applicable to other unitholders. The relaxation aims at enabling trustee participation in firm commitment deals of underwriting REIT units. The above amendments
executives, and staffs who are in relations to stocks and REIT underwriting deals, from selling them for a prescribed period of time after listing. This prohibition aims to prevent conflict of interest as the
person or group of persons holds investment units in the amount exceeding the said limit, asset management company will be prohibited from distributing dividend and counting vote in the excess portion. The
ensure business continuity and prevent damage caused by deficient information security ?Currently, operating business of listed companies no longer deals with economic prosperity alone. Rather, managing