The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) jointly questioned Supaporn Pimphong regarding the reporting using Form 246-2.

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC), in collaboration with the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD), summoned Supaporn Pimphong, a reporter under Form 246-2, to provide a statement after detecting irregularities. They emphasized that the matter is still under legal enforcement and therefore details cannot be disclosed at this time.

July 10, 2569 The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Collaborate with Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) instructed Ms. Supaporn Pimphong, who filed the Form 246-2 report, to give a statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the investigating officers.

Regarding the seven reports of acquisition or disposal of securities (Form 246-2) involving a total of six securities, which were entered into the system on June 30, 2026, and July 2, 2026, the name of the person entering the information into the Form 246-2 reporting system appears to be Ms. Supaporn Pimphong. The SEC discovered inaccuracies in the information and therefore conducted an investigation and review with the relevant listed companies. Consequently, the information in these reports has been removed from the information disclosure system.

Meanwhile, the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) has continuously collaborated with the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) to expedite law enforcement processes. On July 10, 2569, the SEC and ECSD invited the individual to provide a statement and received cooperation in providing information. The SEC will proceed with the next steps according to procedure.

Mrs. Pornanong Busaratrakul, Secretary-General of the SEC said "This case is of great importance to the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand), and we have received strong support from the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) in expediting the law enforcement process, leading to the disclosure of the informant's statement. However, because the law enforcement process is ongoing, we cannot disclose detailed information. The SEC will make further progress known to the public."

And we reiterate that the SEC places great importance on the information disclosed to assist investors in making investment decisions. Therefore, we have processes in place for both identifying the status of information and removing inaccuracies from the system, in accordance with measures that prioritize the disclosure of information to the public.”

Police Colonel Winyu Jaemsai, Commander of Division 3, Economic Crime Suppression Division. said "The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) has completed interviewing the individual in question, and has received cooperation in providing information. The ECSD is ready to support and work together with the SEC to ensure that the law enforcement process is swift and efficient."

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