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Trading in SEC Auto to be restricted
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has ordered all stock brokers to stop providing both net-settlement and margin-loans trading for SEC Auto Sales and Services and SECC-W1 warrants.
Published on February 9, 2008
The SET said there had been extraordinary changes in both price and trading value of the stock and the warrants on Thursday and Friday, compared with a previous period without material information.
The prohibition will be in effect from this coming Monday to March 24.
The Nation
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