In her opening remarks at the online seminar on 25 November 2020, Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol, Secretary-General of SEC, stated: “The aims of the online seminar are (1) to help listed companies gain a
national strategy and Thai capital market development plan. Besides the sharing of information with OSMEP, SEC has been working with OSMEP to launch a program which allows SMEs and Startups to raise fund
The live webinar features special lectures and CEO panel discussion to share views and experiences on business management in compliance with respect for human rights principles. The seminar agenda
GSC had applied the proceeds from the offer of sale of ordinary shares to the public (IPO) and its revolving capital in a loan to ACAP, its major shareholder (64%) for a short term at the interest
operations and its status as a listed company may be in jeopardy if the meeting fails to agree on the election of new directors. The extraordinary general meeting No.1/2018 is scheduled to take place on
principles into their business practice in order to create sustainable value in the face of external uncertainties. In this regard, SEC, SET, IOD and Thai Listed Companies Association are ready to assist and
auditors. The research team then proposed recommendations to address the issue. SEC Deputy Secretary-General Mrs. Sirivipa Supantanet said: “The Thai capital market is a major contributor to the development
, Integration, Development and Engagement (DECIDE), to ensure a stable and sustainable regulatory agency and the Thai capital market.” SEC Deputy Secretary-General Sirivipa Supantanet gave a presentation
with a total value of 15 million baht or more* has to store clients’ digital assets with foreign digital asset custodians not subject to Thai law and supervision of the Thai regulator. In addition
years, Chiang Mai has had 2 approved companies proving the sale of their stock to the public: Initial Public Offering (IPO), with a total of fund-raising value for over 900 million Thai baht. This