Mr. Praphol Milindhachinda On 19 October 2015, Mr. Praphol Milindhachinda acquired of Filter Vision Public Company Limited (“FVC”)’s shares held in his securities trading account, as well as in the
to buy and sell Filter Vision Public Company Limited (“FVC”)’s shares in a manner that manipulated FVC’s share price. This behavior constituted dishonest and unethical conduct, and failed to properly
manipulating Filter Vision Public Company Limited (FVC)’s share price by purchasing and selling shares, resulting in a trading condition for FVC shares that was inconsistent with the normal market conditions
Suzuki Motor Corporation planned to purchase from the said sellers the shares of Thai Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. The MoU prescribed a condition that the sellers must proceed to either close down the business
. International Co., Ltd. (SPI) and some of Phornprapha family members. The MoU prescribed a condition that the sellers must proceed to either close down the business or delist SPSU shares from the Stock Exchange
. International Co., Ltd. (SPI) and some of Phornprapha family members. The MoU prescribed a condition that the sellers must proceed to either close down the business or delist SPSU shares from the Stock Exchange
Phornprapha family members. The MoU prescribed a condition that the sellers must proceed to either close down the business or delist SPSU shares from the Stock Exchange of Thailand. Later, SPI launched a tender
Phornprapha family members. The MoU prescribed a condition that the sellers must proceed to either close down the business or delist SPSU shares from the Stock Exchange of Thailand. Later, SPI launched a tender
manipulating Filter Vision Public Company Limited (FVC)’s share price by purchasing and selling shares, resulting in a trading condition for FVC shares that was inconsistent with the normal market conditions
manipulating Filter Vision Public Company Limited (FVC)’s share price by purchasing and selling shares, resulting in a trading condition for FVC shares that was inconsistent with the normal market conditions