3,395 STARK stock victims file for debt repayment of over 1.3 billion baht, awaiting bankruptcy trustee meeting on 27 September

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) warns that September 2, 67 will be the last day for trading in "ALL-STARK-WORLD shares" before they are delisted on September 3, 67.

DSI has charged people close to "Satha", the former CFO, with conspiring to launder more than 200 million baht in STARK shares. Three of the accused have acknowledged the charges and have denied the charges, while the other three have asked for a postponement.

SET opens to buy/sell "ALL-STARK-WORLD shares" for 7 days with Cash Balance and will delist from being a listed security, effective from 3 Sep. 67.

DSI has issued summonses to 5 people close to the former CFO and some of the company's employees, charging them with money laundering in the STARK case.

Last chance for investors: SET allows trading of ALL - STARK - WORLD stocks on 23 Aug. - 2 Sept. No shilling-floor. Before revocation on September 3, 67

"Phongthep" sets a 3-month time frame to learn lessons from the STARK stock case, rushing to find ways to provide compensation to victims. Revealed that there are gaps in the law that still covers assistance.

Progress in the "STARK stock case", assets worth 3 billion baht seized, first court date set for 14 Jan. 68, appointment of "Phongthep Thepkanchana" as chairman of the working group to learn lessons.

The Ministry of Justice appointed "Pichai Nilthongkham" to sit as chairman of the working group "Lessons Learned from the STARK Stock Case" along with revealing the names of another 13 members of the working group as follows:

DSI detained Chanin Yensudjai, the accused in the STARK fraud case, to travel to the prosecutor to file charges. The lawyer pointed out that Mr. Chanin did not wish to apply for bail.