) business operator to verify the facts of the incident and report to the SEC without delay. Furthermore, the SEC has instructed the DA business operator to provide information and respond to the service users

facts confirmed by Zipmex Thailand. Therefore, it is considered that Zipmex Thailand deceived by presenting false statements and concealing facts that should have been disclosed to its clients, which led

liable to the offenses under the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992)(SEA), as summarized below:   1. Concealing material facts regarding the interim dividend payment before the IPO, which should

submission of an incorrect 56-1 One Report for the year 2022 and the disclosure of false information or concealment of material facts that should have been disclosed, in violation of Section 56(3)(4) and

Euroasia Total Logistics Public Company Limited Euroasia Total Logistics Public Company Limited (“ETL”) concealed material facts regarding the payment of dividends prior to the Initial Public

through KAL’s ordinary shares. It was initially treated as a business combination. However, the group of entities under KAL was established with the purpose for merging with another business (Special

in conjunction with Section 278 and Section 302/1 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (the “Securities and Exchange Act”), in the case where ETL concealed material facts regarding the interim

unitholders attending the meetings or sending the vote letter if it is a resolution on general matters such as changing the fund type from a closed-end fund to an open-end fund or merging funds to reduce

income from business operation due to the high interest rate of 14-15 percent per year according to the loan contract. Such facts caused the GL financial statements to be in contravention of Section 56 of

the aforementioned facts notified by Zipmex Thailand. Accordingly, Mr. Akalarp Yimwilai, who was the director and chief executive officer (CEO) responsible for the operation of Zipmex Thailand at the