service providers relating to derivatives as specified in the notification of the SEC. “derivatives broker” means any person who, in the ordinary course of business, engages or holds himself out to the
following businesses: (a) rail or pipe transportation system; (b) electricity; (c) water supply; (d) road, toll road or concession road; (e) airport; (f) deep sea port; (g) telecommunication or information
..) 3. Income (Loss) before income tax 4. Income tax expenses 5. Income (Loss) after income tax 6. Net profit (Loss) of minority interest 7. Profit (Loss) from ordinary activities 8. Extraordinary Items 9
).............................................. ............................ ............... ………………… (For further details, please attach herewith) 6. Address No........................... Building / Residence: ........................... Alley: ......................... Road
management; “Connected person” means: (1) Ordinary partnership of which the fund supervisor or its directors, managers or persons with power of management who are responsible for the line of work relating to
, whether or not investment in other assets is also made, which management is conducted as an ordinary course of business, in consideration of a fee or other remuneration, excluding the management of
, Thailand 333/3 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, Chomphon, Chatuchak Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel. +66 1207 or +66 2695 9587 Fax. +66 2695 9793 e-mail : oca@sec.or.th 1. Applicant details Mr. Miss Mrs. Other (please
333/3 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, Chomphon , Chatuchak Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel. +66 1207 or +66 2695 9587 Fax. +66 2695 9793 e-mail: oca@sec.or.th 1. Applicant details Mr. Miss Mrs. Other (please
of other companies with a purpose to gain control in such companies rather than to invest for ordinary returns; (8) “Subsidiary company” means (a) Any company whose 75 percent or more of its total
offered for sale 3. Sources of the pricing of the securities being offered for sale 4. Price of the ordinary shares in the secondary market 5. Subscription, distribution and allocation Contents (continued