institu- tional investors Institutional investors are an increasingly diverse group of investors. While some invest on their own account such as pension funds and insurance companies others are asset
(referred to in some jurisdictions as the “oppressed minority,” “appraisal” or “buy-out” remedy) give shareholders the right to have the company buy their shares upon the occurrence of certain fundamental
issuing and offering the newly-issued ordinary shares to the Company’s existing shareholders in proportion to their respective shareholdings (Rights Offering). The details of the Rights Offering are as
entitled to receive dividends once those holders exercise their Warrants to purchase the ordinary shares of the Company and the holder’s names appear to be Company’s shareholders with Department of Business
there are shares unsubscribed from the first round of allocation, the Company will re-allocate those unsubscribed shares to the shareholder who wishes to over subscribe the shares exceeding their right in
over subscribe the shares exceeding their right in accordance with their shareholding ratio until all shares are fully subscribed, or until such remaining shares cannot be allocated due to fraction of
its shares listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, being a Thai or foreign company, but excluding any foreign company that has all of the following characteristics: (1) having foreign stock exchange
oversubscribed shares only when there are remaining unallotted shares after the first allotment to all existing shareholders who subscribed for shares proportionate to their shareholding. The allotment of the
oversubscribed shares only when there are remaining unallotted shares after the first allotment to all existing shareholders who subscribed for shares proportionate to their shareholding. The allotment of the
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