Listed companies may postpone the AGM holding based on their discretion; however, a written clarification of the reason for the postponement must be submitted to the registrar on a case-by-case 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 Case of Possible Impact on the Holding of Juristic Person’s Meeting B.E. 2563 (2020), dated 4 March...
Bangkok, 25 July 2022 – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has uploaded an information filing form specifically for the Zipmex Thailand case where its clients are affected by the company’s
has allowed the affected listed companies and securities issuers to appoint an auditor on the SEC approved list to audit their financial statements for the first quarter of the year. This will
funds that will help increase liquidity and allow debt issuers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic to continue their business operation (bridge financing). This in turn will increase liquidity and
-19 outbreak in many counties has not been resolved. Such current situation may have a negative impact on Thai listed companies that have core business in COVID-19 affected countries, or it might
September 2020 and the board of directors has already concluded that the company is truly affected by the COVID-19 situation.While the general shareholders’ meeting cannot be held to approve the annual
September 2020 and the board of directors has already concluded that the company is truly affected by the COVID-19 situation.While the general shareholders’ meeting cannot be held to approve the annual
funding through capital market’s fundraising mechanisms and tools. To support liquidity of businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic who wish to raise fund using REIT buy-back, the SEC has considered
entity or obligation. 2.4 The credit rating a CRA assigns to an entity or obligation should not be affected by whether there is an existing or potential business relationship between the CRA (or its
equivalent to (1%) in 2019 comparing to the previous year. Total Expenses: An increase by 2% of expenses from the year before mainly affected by the new law regarding employee benefit which has been effective