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Thai SEC Weighs Legal Action Against Major True Corp. Investor

Thai SEC Weighs Legal Action Against Major True Corp. Investor
Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 08 July 2026, 03:19 UTC By Anuchit Nguyen 1 min read
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Thai SEC Weighs Legal Action Against Major True Corp. Investor Thailand’s market regulator is considering legal action against an investor over inconsistencies in seven disclosure reports linked to six listed companies, including a nearly $1 billion acquisition of shares in telecom giant True Corp. Share acquisition reports by investor Supaporn Pimphong may contain false information, according to a statement issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission late Tuesday. It didn’t specify...

Thai SEC Weighs Legal Action Against Major True Corp. Investor Thailand’s market regulator is considering legal action against an investor over inconsistencies in seven disclosure reports linked to six listed companies, including a nearly $1 billion acquisition of shares in telecom giant True Corp. Share acquisition reports by investor Supaporn Pimphong may contain false information, according to a statement issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission late Tuesday. It didn’t specify which companies the reports were connected to. [Image text:] 0802735566 3G+wiF truemove 0891051166 3G+WiFi SLRASE 0802741177 HI-SPEE
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