The SEC announces result of its investigation in trading of SCIB-C1 (derivative warrants of Siam City Bank PLC?s shares (SCIB)) which concluded that no price manipulation was found. Details are as

Re: Particulars of Notice Calling Shareholders’ Meeting of Listed Companies to Obtain Approval for Issuance and Offer of Securities for Sale

also required to file with the SEC and publicly disclose the rectified and audited/reviewed financial statements by July 6, 2014.The SEC found that the auditors expressed qualified opinions on VTE?s 2013

to the SEC and publicly disclose the rectified and audited/reviewed financial statements urgently. The SEC found that the auditor gave qualified opinions on EIC’s 2014 and Q1/2015 financial statements

the auditor by March 8, 2013. Earlier, the SEC found that the company’s management prevented the auditor to obtain sufficient information and audit evidence necessary for reviewing the financial

Shia Co. for supervising the construction. Later, it was found that there was no actual construction under the contract; however, the construction cost was paid with a total amount of 27.5 million baht

supervising the construction. Later, it was found that there was no actual construction under the contract; however, the construction cost was paid with a total amount of 27.5 million baht. In addition, ACAP

. for supervising the construction. Later, it was found that there was no actual construction under the contract; however, the construction cost was paid with a total amount of 27.5 million baht. In

supervising the construction. Later, it was found that there was no actual construction under the contract; however, the construction cost was paid with a total amount of 27.5 million baht. In addition, ACAP

Shia Co. for supervising the construction. Later, it was found that there was no actual construction under the contract; however, the construction cost was paid with a total amount of 27.5 million baht