2018, the six offenders with personal relationships or connection through financial routes, stocks, business or related persons, colluded by dividing tasks to place orders to buy and sell PRINC shares in

Paragraph 1 of Section 296 and Section 296/2 of the SEA, as amended by the SEA No. 5 in 2016. The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has resolved to impose civil sanctions* on those three offenders, comprising

Anunrojwong, (13) Miss Kittika Wisarootanart and (14) Mr. Thana Seentanaphatr. The investigation also revealed that these offenders had business connection or personal relationship, either directly or through

. A summary of their offenses is as follows: The first incident: Two offenders, namely (1) Mr. Luacha Bho-ob and (2) Mr. Sitthichai Limsowan, as business partners, placing trading orders around the same

Section 300 in conjunction with Section 240 of the SEA.   The Civil Sanction Committee (CSC) has therefore resolved to impose a civil sanction on both offenders, comprising civil penalties and

price – was disclosed through the SET on 14 November 2022, at 18.03 hours, the three offenders committed violations as follows:    (1) Mr. Viroj Patcharawattanakul, who is a director of an AH subsidiary

offenders, comprising civil penalties, compensations in the amount equal to the benefit received or would have been received, reimbursements of investigative expenses incurred by the SEC, and a bar from

297 of the SEA.The Civil Sanction Committee has decided to impose civil sanctions** on the three offenders through the imposition of civil penalty, compensation at an equal amount to the benefit

Sanction Committee has decided to impose civil sanctions** on the three offenders through the imposition of civil penalty, compensation at an equal amount to the benefit received or should have been received

sanction.  If any of the offenders refuses to comply with the civil sanction imposed by the Civil Sanction Committee, SEC will submit the case for the public attorney to file a lawsuit with the Civil Court