consider, allocate, and offer for sale at one time or divided into partly offering as appropriate. Because the said capital increase procedure does not comply with the regulations of the SEC, therefore, the
share allotment Procedure Date Board of Directors’ Meeting No. 9/2017 to approve the increase of registered capital, the allocation of newly issued ordinary shares and related matters. October 25, 2017
tender offer for all Target’s shares. In addition, the Company will raise funding from the capital increase via rights offering in the amount of Baht 600.00 million to repay the debt related to the
voluntary tender offer for all Target’s shares. In addition, the Company will raise funding from the capital increase via rights offering in the amount of Baht 600.00 million to partially or fully repay the
voluntary tender offer for all Target’s shares. In addition, the Company will raise funding from the capital increase via rights offering in the amount of Baht 600.00 million to partially or fully repay the
Directors of the Company passes a resolution approving the capital increase and share allotment Procedure Date Board of Directors’ Meeting No. 9/2017 to approve the increase of registered capital, the
capital increase and share allotment Procedure Date Board of Directors’ Meeting No. 9/2017 to approve the increase of registered capital, the allocation of newly issued ordinary shares and related matters
investment experience in the foreign markets. Conversely, qualified foreign firms were also allowed to raise funds and get listed in the Thai market. In carrying out these tasks, the SEC has closely
related sectors, both public and private. The need of SMEs to improve their capability to increase their attractiveness and competitiveness aligns with OSMEP’s policy direction that focuses on 3 issues
SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said: “The SEC has the duty to supervise and develop the Thai capital market. One of our key responsibilities is to help increase businesses’ access to