behaviors could be construed as obstructive since he has made no effort to convene an urgent shareholders meeting to appoint new directors. For example, he refused to attend the board of directors’ meetings

not necessary nor reasonable to grant an extension; and determined that Mr. Suphanan has consistently acted in an obstructive manner and made no effort to solve IFEC problems since the start of the

on that person, the impacts in terms of damages or benefits arising, any rectifications or other actions that are beneficial or obstructive to the SEC’s proceedings, and any records or past demeanors

facts or behaviors; (5) any behavior of the person under consideration which is cooperative or obstructive to duty performance of the SEC Office; (Translation) -8- (6) any other records or behaviors in