EASTERN ENERGY PLUS COMPANY LIMITED Eastern Energy Plus Company Limited (“EEP”) offered for sale newly issued securities in the category of debentures without approval from the SEC office which is in
43.99 million which resulted in TUCC’s Baht 104.86 million loss in Q2/2011. Mr. Yongyuth also gained the benefit from his suggestion. He gained such material non-public information by virtue of his
43.99 million which resulted in TUCC’s Baht 104.86 million loss in Q2/2011. Mr. Yongyuth also gained the benefit from his suggestion. He gained such material non-public information by virtue of his
Mr. Pirom Priyawat Mr. Pirom Priyawat (now Mr. Sutha Priyawat) and Mr. Sonthaya Noicharoen, former directors and executives in charge of business operation and asset management of Eastern Wire Plc
Mr. Sonthaya Noicharoen Mr. Sonthaya Noicharoen and Mr. Pirom Priyawat (now Mr. Sutha Priyawat), former directors and executives in charge of business operation and asset management of Eastern Wire
Mr. Nop Satayasai Mr. Nop Satayasai, former managing director of Eastern Wire Plc. (now Capital Engineering Network Plc. (CEN)), conspired with Mr. Suriya Lapvisuthisin to misappropriate Baht 500
Limited ("1000X") of transactions occurring with 5,000 wallet addresses on its website, https://www.1000x.live ("1000x.live"). This system was essential for the successful operation of
to misappropriate 80.1 million Baht from Rayong Wire Industries, an Eastern Wire subsidiary, through a contract for advanced procurement of raw materials with Union Gas and Chemicals Co., Ltd. in 2004
operation and asset management of Eastern Wire Plc. (now Capital Engineering Network Plc. (CEN)), to misappropriate Baht 80.1 million from Rayong Wire Industries, an Eastern Wire subsidiary, through a
. Suriya Lapvisuthisin, Mr. Sonthaya Noicharoen and Mr. Pirom Priyawat to misappropriate 80.1 million Baht from Rayong Wire Industries, an Eastern Wire subsidiary, through a contract for advanced procurement