which significantly increased from previous year Baht 270.61 million, an increase of 220.78 percent. Mr. Ratanachai used such material non-public information to gain unfair benefits over other persons by
significantly higher than the market price, thus requiring CPALL make a tender offer for acquisition of all MAKRO shares at the same price. He obtained the material non- public information by virtue of his
Netherland B.V. (SHV) to purchase 154,429,500 MAKRO shares or 64.35 percent of the total issued ordinary shares sold of MAKRO then held directly and indirectly by SHV, at 787 baht per share significantly
indirectly by SHV, at 787 baht per share significantly higher than the market price, thus requiring CPALL make a tender offer for acquisition of all MAKRO shares at the same price. He obtained the material non
issued ordinary shares sold of MAKRO then held directly and indirectly by SHV, at 787 baht per share significantly higher than the market price, thus requiring CPALL make a tender offer for acquisition of
. (SHV) to purchase 154,429,500 MAKRO shares or 64.35 percent of the total issued ordinary shares sold of MAKRO then held directly and indirectly by SHV, at 787 baht per share significantly higher than the
purchase 154,429,500 MAKRO shares or 64.35 percent of the total issued ordinary shares sold of MAKRO then held directly and indirectly by SHV, at 787 baht per share significantly higher than the market price
the other. The selling was based on material non-public information concerning PAP’s operating net loss of 29.57 million baht significantly fell from Q3/2013 with the net loss of 114.57 million baht, a
of OSK Investment Bank Berhad, Malaysia (OSKIB) in purchasing shares of BSEC from BFIT with the offer price significantly higher than the market price, thus requiring OSKIB make a tender offer for
PTG’s Q3/2018 performance which would significantly worsen. Subsequently, during 3 September 2018 to 2 November 2018 prior to PTG’s disclosure of such inside information to the public on 8 November 2018