C Sign Posting
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Summary
In order to increase investors’ benefits protection measures, SET issues regulation related to "C" (caution) sign posting on listed securities to warn investors that there are circumstances that may affect listed companies financial position and business operation. The securities under C sign must be purchased via cash balance account only.
The measure comes into an effect from July 2, 2018 onwards. However, equity and auditor’s report consideration process will be started from the quarterly financial statements ended June 30, 2018 onwards. The cause and details of C sign posting are as follows.
1. “C” sign posting for companies with financial position, financial statement or business type risk.
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“C” Sign posting |
“C” Sign lifting |
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Financial Position |
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Financial statements |
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Remarks
1 | The paid-up capital means the paid-up capital deducting the discounts on share capital and the discounts from business restructuring in accordance with the calculating method stipulated by the Exchange. In any case, the paid-up capital after those deductions shall be greater than zero. |
SET has specified the calculation guideline of the measure as follow
Step 1 |
Calculate shareholders’ equity to paid-up capital deducting the discounts on share capital ratio as follows:
In case the result of the calculation in Step 1 > 50%: Not qualified as “C” measure |
Step 2 |
In case the result of the calculation in Step 1 < 50%
However, the deduction shall not be greater than the current paid-up capital. |
2. Listed companies appeared to be in the scope of using “C” (Caution)
The listed company is required to set up a meeting in order to provide information to the investors and concerned persons (Public Presentation) within 15 days since the day that “C” sign is posted by providing of the plan to solve the problems and report on resolving progress to the company’s Board Of Directors (BOD) and Audit Committee to approve. Also, aforementioned plan and progress must be reported through the SET Disclosure System.