(MTBE), including certain R&D Centers, patents and technology (collectively referred to as the “Acquired Businesses/Assets”) by the Company and/or the Acquisition Subsidiaries (as defined in the enclosure
it easier and more cost-effective for shareholders to have their say in the company?s decision-making with regard to business operation and relevant issues. We wish to see listed companies adapt these
opportunity for business to adapt towards sustainability using technology advancement and also the changes in resources demands during COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, stakeholders, such as investors
empowered to achieve financial well-being. To deliver this objective, the SEC is compelled to adapt and refine its strategy and operations to effectively address the challenges and issues that have arisen
Corner (1998) Public Company Limited (SLC) shares to the SEC Office within the period specified in the notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board after he and his concert parties jointly acquired
parties jointly acquired 47.30% of SLC shares on September 30, 2009 which reached or passed a multiple of five percent of the total voting rights of SLC. The reports (Form 246-2) were later filed on
jointly acquired 47.30% of SLC shares on September 30, 2009 which reached or passed a multiple of five percent of the total voting rights of SLC. The reports (Form 246-2) were later filed on November 5
acquired 47.30% of SLC shares on September 30, 2009 which reached or passed a multiple of five percent of the total voting rights of SLC. The reports (Form 246-2) were later filed on November 5, 2009. SEC
and October 21, 2010, he acquired or disposed IHL shares by himself and through others, causing his aggregate shareholding in IHL to reach or pass a multiple of 5 percent of the total number of
acquired IHL shares through others, causing his aggregate shareholding of IHL to exceed trigger point at 25 percent of the total number of IHL securities sold, but he failed to make the tender offer for the