Stock Trading Reporting: Form 246-2, Int'l Standards & Weaknesses

Post Today•Economy•17d ago

Reader Briefing

Thailand's SEC removes erroneous stock transaction reports and reviews the 246-2 system for potential weaknesses.

•The SEC removed seven fabricated stock transaction reports (Form 246-2) submitted by 'Supaporn Pimpong'.
•The fabricated reports involved six securities: TRUE, MAJOR, GJS, BBL, AAV, and KBANK.
•Investigations revealed inaccuracies, including the reporter not being a shareholder and non-existent transactions.
•The SEC is reviewing the 246-2 system, which follows international self-reporting standards, for vulnerabilities.

•On July 8, 2026, the SEC removed erroneous stock transaction data from its dissemination system.
•The SEC confirmed that the reported stock transactions by 'Supaporn Pimpong' were incorrect and not real.
•The SEC initiated an investigation into the abnormal reporting of stock acquisitions or disposals.
•The case involved seven reports and six securities, including TRUE, MAJOR, GJS, BBL, AAV, and KBANK.
•The SEC removed the data because it was confirmed that the reported transactions were not actual occurrences.
•The case is currently undergoing legal enforcement procedures following the SEC's investigation.
•The SEC is evaluating the 246-2 reporting system, which adheres to international standards, to prevent future similar incidents.

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SEC

"The SEC has removed the data from the dissemination system."

ก.ล.ต. จึงนำข้อมูลที่ปรากฏจากการรายงานดังกล่าวออกจากระบบเผยแพร่ข้อมูลเป็นที่เรียบร้อยแล้ว

SEC

"The 246-2 reporting system, which follows international standards, has become a 'weakness or loophole'."

ระบบการรายงาน 246-2 ที่เป็นไปตามมาตรฐานสากล ... ได้กลายเป็น “จุดอ่อนหรือช่องโหว่”

Supaporn Pimpong(สุภาพร พิมพงษ์)

The individual who submitted fabricated stock transaction reports to the SEC.