(“TIES”) (now known as “T”) shares between 2010-2012 which when combined with TIES shares held by his spouse and his minor child caused his aggregate holding of TIES shares reached or passed five percent
”) shares on October 13, 2014 which when combined with TIES shares held by her spouse and her minor child caused her aggregate holding of TIES shares reached or passed five percent of the total number of
doing, Mr. Bhusana, Mr. Maruphong Siriwat and Mr. Chayakorn Akaramas jointly sold the thermoplastic to third parties before the launch date of commercial operation. Instead of making the payment for the
. Maruphong and Mr. Chayakorn jointly sold the thermoplastic to third parties before the launch date of commercial operation. Instead of making the payment for the thermoplastic to IEC, the buyers transferred
. Maruphong and Mr. Chayakorn jointly sold the thermoplastic to third parties before the launch date of commercial operation. Instead of making the payment for the thermoplastic to IEC, the buyers transferred
doing, Mr. Bhusana, Mr. Maruphong and Mr. Chayakorn jointly sold the thermoplastic to third parties before the launch date of commercial operation. Instead of making the payment for the thermoplastic to
, Mr. Maruphong and Mr. Chayakorn jointly sold the thermoplastic to third parties before the launch date of commercial operation. Instead of making the payment for the thermoplastic to IEC, the buyers
, Mr. Maruphong and Mr. Chayakorn jointly sold the thermoplastic to third parties before the launch date of commercial operation. Instead of making the payment for the thermoplastic to IEC, the buyers
doing, Mr. Bhusana, Mr. Maruphong and Mr. Chayakorn jointly sold the thermoplastic to third parties before the launch date of commercial operation. Instead of making the payment for the thermoplastic to
Siwasit jointly acquired NMG shares at approximately the same period of time in an attempt to take over NMG business. The three parties’ combined acquisitions exceeded any 5 percent trigger point and