Subjects | Qualifications |
Status | Must be a foreign company defined in the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board/1 and they must not be in the process to remedy its qualifications for a listed company or a potential delisted company or subjected to any such similar requirements of its Home Exchange or Oversea Regulatory Agency. |
Paid-up capital in common shares (after public offering) | ≥ THB 100 million |
Financial condition and liquidity | - Must have a minimum total shareholder equity of THB 800 million and total shareholder equity > 0 before public offering.
- Must be in a stable and healthy financial condition and have sufficient working capital.
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Track record | Profit Approach
- Combined minimum net profits from operations of THB 125 million over the past two or three years, and net profits from operations of THB 75 million for the latest full year.
- At least 3 years of operating track record with at least one year of company management continuity prior to the application date.
Market Capitalization Approach/1 The specification shall be in accordance with the Market Cap Test criteria.
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Shareholding Spread/2 (after public offering) | - Issued shares in hands ≥ 1,000 shareholders
- Shareholding Ratio
- Total shareholding ≥ 30% of paid-up capital, in case the paid-up capital is < Baht 300 million
- Total shareholding ≥ 25% of paid-up capital, in case the paid-up capital is ≥ Baht 300 million but < Baht 3,000 million
- Total shareholding ≥ 20% of paid-up capital, in case the paid-up capital is ≥ Baht 3,000 million
- Each shareholder must hold at least 1 trading unit in accordance with the rule.
- It is able to prove that the shares shall be traded and have liquidity on the Exchange in accordance with the following requirements:
- - the shares are publicly offered for sale in Thailand with the market capitalization/3 of not less than Baht 300 million or not less than 5 per cent of the paid-up capital, whichever is lower.
- - it is able to prove that it will trade the shares on the Exchange and it has deposited the shares with Thailand Securities Depository Co., Ltd. (TSD) determined by the Exchange, provided that the shares shall have market capitalization of not less than Baht 300 million or not less than 5 per cent of the paid-up capital, whichever is lower.
- - it is able to prove that the shares will be traded and have liquidity on the Exchange.
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Public Offering Approval | - Must have been granted approval by the SEC.
- Offer through underwriters.
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Management and control personnel | - The Board of Director shall be qualified as required by the Notification of The Capital Market Supervisory Board for foreign company/1.
- Committee and Management must hold qualifications accordingly;
- Not have any characteristics prohibited by The Capital Market Supervisory Board/1
- Committee and Management and control personnel must not have any characteristics prohibited by SET regulations that may affect an investor’s rights or an investor’s decision or a change of share price.
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Nature of Business Operation | No operations are conducted in the manner of an investment management business (Investment Company) as prescribed under the Notifications of the Capital Market Supervisory Board /4 . |
Financial statements and auditors | - Must ensure that financial statements have been prepared in accordance with The Capital Market Supervisory Board/1 rules and regulations.
- Must have an auditor approved by the SEC.
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Registrar | Appoint TSD or an approved registrar by SET |
Silent Period | Comply with Home Exchange Rules. In the event where the Home Exchange does not stipulated rules governing Silent Period, criteria dealing with the Listing Approval for Foreign Listed Companies under “Primary Listing” Category apply. |
Agent for Coordination | Have a liaison agent in Thailand, to act as an agent for disclosing information or doing any act in accordance with the rules prescribed in the Notification of the Capital Market Supervisory Board for Foreign Companies. |
Opportunity Day | The company must organize a meeting to present and clarify the information about business and performance to shareholders, investors and related persons at least 1 time within the first year after having been listed in order to allow them access to relevant information and opportunity of raising queries to the management of the listed company. |