investment, listed companies must also consider the transaction size and the obligation to comply with the governing regulations. If such transaction is liable to be material, the companies shall be subject to
executives and staff, organized a merit-making ceremony on the occasion of the New Year's Day 2025 at the SEC Building on 6 January 2025.
regard, the SEC urges investors to be cautious in making use of news coverage on securities offering or fund establishment and listed companies? profit forecast, if it has not approved by the SEC or not
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), represented by Mrs. Waratchya Srimachand, Deputy Secretary-General, participated in a merit-making ceremony on the occasion of the New Year’s Day 2025
. Jomkwan Kongsakul and Mr. Anek Yooyuen, along with SEC executives and staff, participated in a merit-making ceremony on the occasion of the New Year's Day 2024 at the SEC Building on 4 January 2024.
Mrs. Pornanong Budsaratragoon, Secretary-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), participated in the merit-making ceremony on the occasion of the New Year's Day 2024. Mr. Krisada
The SEC made amendments to the regulations governing the reporting of the IPO shares results, aiming to enhance investor access into critical information and be useful for investors’ decision-making
SEC Assistant Secretary-General Kumpol Sontanarat said that SEC has recently provided additional service for the capital market. The open data database contain 10-year historical records of fund raising activities both in equity and debt securities including the details of the fund mobilizers by industry, companies and individual instruments.SEC has been continuously developing the open data service in many forms which can be accessed via SEC website. The data can be downloaded through SEC...
before making decisions to invest in initial public offerings (IPO). SEC Deputy Secretary-General Prakid Punyashthiti said: ?Investors should study the information of any financial instument of their
Under SEC’s proposed disclosure requirements, funds that invest in leasehold rights of real estates or in future revenue sharing contracts of infrastructure projects (leasehold funds) are required to disclose this information to warn investors before they make investment decisions. For example, leasehold property funds (Type1), which are prohibited from investing in new assets, must give clear warnings at the end of the funds’ names. While REITs and infrastructure funds with remaining ag...