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‘Ghost Investor’ haunts Thailand’s SEC regulators

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Thanaphum Charoensombatpanich

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) has come under scrutiny once again after a ‘Ghost’ investor has appeared to have just over 7% equity interest in True Corporation Plc (TRUE) which puts the investment to the tune of 32.50 billi

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The story came to light after TRUE asked the SEC to verify a Form 246-2 filing that appeared to show Supaporn Phimpong acquiring a major stake in the telecom giant through UBS Group AG, turning what began as a mystery-shareholder story into a wider test of Thailand’s market-disclosure system.

The filing, published in a Stock Exchange of Thailand summary of SEC Form 246-2 reports, stated that Supaporn acquired TRUE shares on June 15, 2026, equivalent to 3.2174% of total voting rights, raising her holding to 7.0992%.

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