the SEC Employee Stock Option Program (ESOP) Shareholders Director/ employee Dilution effect Access to information Require approval of the shareholders Self-preservation of rights/ general
amending financial statements or reports pursuant to sections 56, 57 and 58 of the Securities and Exchange Act and is not being in the process of complying with the orders of the SEC or the Stock Exchange of
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meet the criteria specified in the SEC regulations to be listed on the Thai stock exchange and offered to investors in Thailand. This offers the investors the flexibility to trade the units of foreign
units of foreign ETF that are established under the law of foreign jurisdiction and meet the criteria specified in the SEC regulations to be listed on the Thai stock exchange and offered to investors in
units of foreign ETF that are established under the law of foreign jurisdiction and meet the criteria specified in the SEC regulations to be listed on the Thai stock exchange and offered to investors in
business day. (2) Announcement the NAV and investment unit value: (2.1) For mutual fund which investment units are securities listed in the Stock Exchange, the NAV and the investment unit values as of the
trust can sell units to high net-worth investors or general investors (in case of selling to retail investors, listing of the units in the Stock Exchange is required to enhance the liquidity). In case
securities listed in the Stock Exchange, the NAV and the investment unit values as of the latest business day shall be announced and disclosed to the Stock Exchange within the following business day; (2.2
) Public Offering (PO) Secondary Public Offering (SPO) Private Placement (PP) of shares: in case of a non-listed company in the stock market Offer to sell shares at a discount Fund Raising for Foreign