Ms. Rachanee Tripipatkul Ms. Rachanee Tripipatkul, Director responsible for the operation of K-TECH Construction Public Company Limited ("KTECH") failed to supervise KTECH to prepare and
Lt.Gen. Punluk Suvanadat Lt.Gen. Punluk Suvanadat, Director responsible for the operation of K-TECH Construction Public Company Limited ("KTECH") failed to supervise KTECH to prepare and
Mr. Sitthikun Thiamprasert Mr. Sitthikun Thiamprasert, Director responsible for the operation of K-TECH Construction Public Company Limited ("KTECH") failed to supervise KTECH to prepare
Mr. Chatchon Karnasuta Mr. Chatchon Karnasutat, Director responsible for the operation of K-TECH Construction Public Company Limited ("KTECH") failed to supervise KTECH to prepare and
Mr. Pipat Chanasongkram Mr. Pipat Chanasongkram, Chairman of the Board responsible for the operation of Max Metal Corporation Public Company Limited ("MAX") failed to supervise MAX to
Mr. Kusol Sangkananta Mr. Kusol Sangkananta, Vice Chairman of the Board responsible for the operation of Max Metal Corporation Public Company Limited ("MAX") failed to supervise MAX to
fundamentals, earnings persistence, and future earnings (e.g. Lev and Thiagarajan, 1993). More specifically, when investors observe a pattern of increasing earnings, they can infer that a firm has stronger
Mr. Anurag Thareratanavibool Mr. Anurag Thareratanavibool, the chief executive officer responsible for the operation of AI Energy Public Company Limited (“AIE”), has failed to supervise AIE to submit
Mr. Thanit Thareratanavibool Mr. Thanit Thareratanavibool, the chief executive officer responsible for the operation of Asian Insulators Public Company Limited (“AI”), has failed to supervise AI to
earnings and firm value (e.g. Lev and Thiagarajan, 1993; Abarbanell and Bushee, 1997; Tomy, 2012; Yao, 2014). • If fundamental information is manifested in earnings persistence or reflects earnings growth