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SET drops probe into Picnic trade.
Byline: Ploy Chitsomboon
Oct. 4--The Stock Exchange of Thailand says it is satisfied with the clarification made by Intel Vision Securities of a big-lot transaction of Picnic Corporation shares at a price far higher than the market price.
Last Wednesday, 4.212 million shares of Picnic Corporation were traded on the big-lot board at 13.19 baht apiece, 381 percent higher than the closing price of 2.74 baht on the same day, prompting the SET to launch an investigation into possible irregular trading activity.
Intel Vision Securities said on Thursday that it had sold the shares to one of its customers under an agreement made a few months back when ...
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...Ploy Chitsomboon Oct. 1--Intel Vision Securities turned out to be the seller...executive vice-president, said Intel Vision sold the shares from its own...president and chief executive of Intel Vision, said in a press conference...
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...500 million, according to Sriporn Suthipongse, president and chief executive of Intel Vision Securities. She said Thai investment consultants such as Intel Vision were prospering from the strong interest from abroad in assisting overseas investors...
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...baht each and first offering date in June 2005. Intel Vision was financial adviser for the offering. Sriporn Suthipong, chief executive of Intel Vision Securities, noted that the IPO price of three baht represented...
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...Securities, Bualuang Securities, Syrus Securities and Intel Vision Securities. The motivations are little different than for...investments. Att Asavanund, senior vice-president at Intel Vision Securities, said his company was looking to raise capital...
- Two brokers fined in Thailand for incentives to marketers.
- Newspaper article from: Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand) October 9, 2004 700+ words
...A 90,000-baht fine was also announced against Intel Vision Securities for a similar offence. Suthichai Chitvanich, a...executives and 10 marketing officers. In the case of Intel Vision, regulators said the company paid incentives to...