basis after the AGM meeting has been held. This postponement option is pursuant to the Notification of the Department of Business Development regarding Measures for Handling the Spread of COVID-19 in
SEC Secretary-General Ruenvadee Suwanmongkol said that the ongoing spread of COVID-19 is affecting some securities companies and derivatives business operators to the point that it is necessary to
This is in response to a widely spread rumor in some brokers? dealing rooms in Bangkok and other provinces that, today, the 10% collateral requirement for cash account will be abolished. Mr
Bangkok, 19 March 2020 – According to the Cabinet’s resolution on 17 March 2020, approving the postponement of the public holidays during 13 -15 April 2020 to prevent and contain the spread of the
Thailand (SET) to discuss possible solutions to the AGM holding of listed companies amid the spread of COVID-19, SEC has disseminated the circular and frequently asked questions to inform all listed
very small proportions of the total. The transactions were scattered and not concentrated in any particular group of players. As such, no price manipulation was evident.
who have to postpone their annual general shareholders’ meeting – and are subsequently unable to appoint an auditor – due to the spread of the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19). In this regard, CMSB
sales volumes plus greater main raw material costs from higher crude oil price and tight market supply. However, the overall spread margin was improved and bring 23.9% gross profit margin comparing to
services from business operators in the capital market despite the spread of Covid-19. In any case, investors are advised to study information thoroughly in all aspects before making investment decisions