Bangkok: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) are actively investigating Supaporn Pimphong concerning alleged falsification of Form 246-2. The joint investigation aims to address inaccuracies found in the reporting system, with legal proceedings now underway.
According to Thai News Agency, the SEC of Thailand, in collaboration with the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), specifically the ECSD, has requested Ms. Supaporn Pimphong to provide testimony. This request pertains to seven reports on the acquisition or disposal of six securities, entered into the system on June 30, 2026, and July 2, 2026. These inaccuracies prompted an investigation and verification with relevant listed companies, leading to the removal of the information from the public disclosure system. The SEC continues to cooperate with the ECSD to expedite legal proceedings, having invited Pimphong for a statement on July 10, 2026.
Ms. Pornanong Busaratrakul, Secretary-General of the SEC, emphasized the significance of this case, acknowledging the ECSD's support in expediting the law enforcement process. The SEC prioritizes accurate information disclosure to aid investors' decisions, maintaining processes for identifying and rectifying inaccuracies. As the legal proceedings continue, detailed information remains undisclosed, but the SEC assures the public of updates as progress is made.
Police Colonel Vinyu Jamsai, Commander of Division 3, ECSD, confirmed the completion of questioning and the cooperation received from the individual involved. The ECSD remains committed to supporting the SEC, ensuring a swift and effective law enforcement process.