subsidiary and listed company, which was deemed dishonest act causing damage to GGC. They committed the offense with nine associates who were raw material distributors, namely (3) Anatta Green Co., Ltd
of rules monitoring listed companies. Meanwhile, investors are suggested to consider several factors in making investment decision in listed companies. The third study on purchase of shares by persons
, said: ?Annual report and other reports such as quarterly financial statements and management discussion and analysis (MD&A) are a good source of material information on listed companies. The annual
concealed important information which may have caused misunderstanding or distorting of the facts. As a result, the SEC will not consider her renewal application for nine months.From a client complaint of
information that might adverse affect the client's benefits. Failing to inform sufficient information by concealing material information is, respectively, in violation of Clause 20(2) of the Notification of
adverse affect the client's benefits. Failing to inform sufficient information by concealing material information is, respectively, in violation of Clause 20(2) of the Notification of Capital Market
Listed companies may postpone the AGM holding based on their discretion; however, a written clarification of the reason for the postponement must be submitted to the registrar on a case-by-case basis after the AGM meeting has been held. This postponement option is pursuant to the Notification of the Department of Business Development regarding Measures for Handling the Spread of COVID-19 in Case of Possible Impact on the Holding of Juristic Person’s Meeting B.E. 2563 (2020), dated 4 March...
SET to consider reviewing and checking whether or not the criteria still reflect true distribution of shares to minority shareholders amid the changing market conditions.” The price of DELTA shares
Bangkok, August 19, 2011 ? Vasant Thienhom, SEC Deputy Secretary-General stated concerning the Appeal Court?s today judgment that overturned the Court of First Instance on December 3, 2007 that sentenced Prachai Leophairatana and Chienchuang Kalayanamitr each for a 3-year imprisonment and ordered Stern Stewart & Co. (Thailand) Ltd. and TPI Polene Plc. (TPIPL) each to pay a fine of 6,900,300,000 baht that at this stage, the SEC and the public prosecutor will study the Appeal Court?s judgment for...
The material events in the proposed rules are those already specified and currently required by the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) to be reported by listed companies. The proposed rules would allow