’ meeting on the said date in which the meeting had resolved to call for an Annual General Meeting of Shareholders for 2024. Even so, NUSA has yet to inform the SEC on the change of the 3 new directors in
aforesaid person jointly operated derivatives business as derivatives fund manager without obtaining license from the SEC, in violation of the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003) Section 16 and subject to
who were gas bottling plants, totaling of 22 persons to the Court of First Instance. The SEC and DSI had coordinated with the prosecutor in the trial and adjudication as well as lodged an appeal to the
beneficial facts or evidence in the trial of the case or the proceedings, or concealing or destroying the evidence of the case or giving false statements, etc.; Clause 4. A person having the prohibited
beneficial facts or evidence in the trial of the case or the proceedings, or concealing or destroying the evidence of the case or giving false statements, etc.; Clause 4. A person having the prohibited
beneficial facts or evidence in the trial of the case or the proceedings, or concealing or destroying the evidence of the case or giving false statements, etc.; Clause 4. A person having the prohibited
G.L.E. (Thailand) Co. Ltd. G.L.E. (Thailand) Co. Ltd. conspired with other alleged persons to operate derivatives broker businesses in Thailand without proper licenses granted violating Section 16 of
of Picnic Corporation Plc. (“PICNI”), namely Mr. Suthep Akkawuthikrai, Mr. Phanuwat Lertviset and Miss Sasithorn Wuthiruengsakul in defrauding and embezzling PICNI assets, thereby causing damages to
C.N.B.C. (Thailand) Co., Ltd. C.N.B.C. (Thailand) Co., Ltd. conspired with other alleged persons to operate derivatives broker businesses in Thailand without proper licenses granted violating Section
., Ltd. in 2004. The public prosecutor issued a prosecution order against the alleged offender; however, the alleged offender escaped and an arrest warrant was issued to bring the alleged offender to trial