Bangkok, July 13, 2009 ? The Capital Market Supervisory Board (CMSB) Meeting No. 8/2009 resolved to allow Thailand Securities Financing Co., Ltd. (TSFC) to resume its business operation.The CMSB had
regarding director appointments to remove legal restrictions and allow the company to resume business.The critical issues to be considered at the meeting are crutial to the company's ability to resume normal
objective to resume normal trading on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 2005 and embezzling POWER?s money worth totaling 310 million baht. Also named in the complaint were two colluders Suriya Lapvisuthisin
). In addition, the company is under restructuring process for clear shareholding structure before submission of application to the Stock Exchange of Thailand to resume its sectoral trading. The
financial statements. The examination was done at the time when POWER requested to be removed from the Rehabco sector. To be qualified to resume its sectoral trading, the company was required to show
to maintain the qualifications as head of audit firm or partner or equivalent position from being terminated as capital market auditor immediately as long as they proceed to rectify and resume the full
โครงการยกระดับคุณภาพและการกำกับดูแลบริษัทจดทะเบียน รวมถึงบริษัทที่จะ Backdoor Listing และ Resume Trade อีกด้วย โดยมีนายไพบูลย์ ดำรงวารี และนางสาวอารีวัลย์ เอี่ยมดิลกวงศ์ ผู้ช่วยเลขาธิการ พร้อมด้วยผู้บริหาร
BANGKOK, November 17, 2006 ? The SEC has ordered Abico Holdings Plc. ("ABICO"), which had requested to be removed from the rehabilitation category and resume normal trading on the Stock Exchange, to
suspension of PVD contribution. In addition, upon readiness of employers, it is advisable to resume contribution as promptly as possible to support employees in building the adequacy of their retirement income