labels: Supaporn Pimphong
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Supaporn Pimphong with submitting false information and holding fictitious shares, a violation of the Securities and Exchange Act.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a complaint against Supaporn Pimpong with the Economic Crime Suppression Division after discovering that she submitted 11 securities holding reports (Form 59) and securities acquisition or disposal reports (Form 246-2) containing inaccurate information.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.The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) confirms it has summoned Supaporn Pimphong, the person who filed the report, to give a statement and participate in the investigation with the Economic Crime Suppression Division.
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) confirms that it has summoned Supaporn Pimphong, the filer of form 246-2, to give a statement. The SEC is cooperating with the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) and the investigation is ongoing.The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) has found several irregularities in Supaporn's stock reporting and is urgently conducting a thorough investigation. The SEC emphasizes that if false information is found, legal action will be taken.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revealed that preliminary investigations have found discrepancies in several reported shareholding information of Supaporn Pimpong, including the names of shareholders, types of securities, and holding percentages. The information has been marked "Under review" in the 246-2 system, and the SEC emphasizes that if false information is found, legal action will be taken.From TRUE shares to MAJOR, Supaporn Pimpong is awaiting an in-depth investigation by the SEC after filing a Form 246-2 stating she holds nearly 10% of the shares.
Following the recent declaration of holding 7.0992% of TRUE shares, MAJOR has notified the SEC to investigate the filings of Forms 59 and 246-2 by "Supaporn Pimphong" after discovering inaccuracies in the shareholding information. The company also reiterated that it holds no preferred shares and its name is not found in the company's whitelist.The SEC is urgently investigating discrepancies in a reported 7% stake in TRUE after discovering inaccuracies in the information.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) revealed it is currently investigating the facts surrounding Supaporn Pimpong's report of holding 7.09% of TRUE shares, following concerns about its accuracy. TRUE, meanwhile, pointed out that the reported shareholding was for a type of preferred stock that the company has discontinued, and affirmed that this will not affect its management structure.
