PSP Clarifies SEC Penalty on Executive for META Stock Manipulation

Prachachat•Economy•4d ago

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PSP clarified to the Stock Exchange of Thailand that civil penalties imposed on an executive regarding META stock price manipulation are a personal matter that does not affect the company's operations.

•PSP announced that the SEC's civil penalty against its executive regarding META stock price manipulation is a personal matter.
•The incidents occurred between 2018 and 2020, prior to PSP's IPO in 2022.
•PSP maintains that the situation does not impact the company's business operations.
•The executive, Mr. Seksan, is currently in discussions with the SEC regarding the matter.

Overview

•The SEC imposed civil penalties on a PSP executive regarding the creation of price or volume for META shares.
•The events associated with the penalties occurred during 2018-2020.
•PSP conducted its initial public offering and listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 2022.
•PSP stated that the matter is a personal issue and does not affect the company's business operations.
•Mr. Seksan informed PSP that he is currently in discussions with the SEC.
•PSP will consider necessary and appropriate actions under the law and good corporate governance principles.
•PSP will notify the Stock Exchange of Thailand if there is further information that requires disclosure according to regulations.
•PSP continues to operate its business normally to achieve its defined strategic goals.

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Key Entities

Organization

PSP

A company listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand that clarified the personal legal issues of its executive.

SEC(ก.ล.ต.)

The regulatory body that imposed civil penalties on a PSP executive for manipulating META stock.

Stock Exchange of Thailand(ตลาดหลักทรัพย์ฯ)ℹ️

The exchange where PSP is listed and to whom the company provided clarification.

Person

Seksan(เสกสรร)ℹ️

A PSP executive who is in discussions with the SEC regarding civil penalties for stock manipulation.