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SET to impose Caution-Free Float (CF) signs on 17 listed companies
The Stock Exchange of Thailand plans to impose Caution-Free Float (CF) signs on 17 listed companies that do not meet the free-float requirements, indicating potential liquidity issues for their stocks.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) plans to impose Caution-Free Float (CF) signs on 17 listed companies that do not meet the free-float requirements. This means they have fewer minor shareholders than the specified criteria, potentially affecting stock liquidity and causing price fluctuations.
- The Stock Exchange of Thailand plans to impose Caution-Free Float (CF) signs on 17 listed companies that do not meet the free-float requirements, indicating potential liquidity issues for their stocks.
- Stocks with inadequate liquidity may pose investment risks and experience more price fluctuations, affecting trading and investor confidence.
- The listed companies receiving CF signs will be restricted to cash balance account purchases only, with a possibility of suspension if the free float requirement is not met within a year.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has announced that 17 companies will be marked with the CF sign. These are: Asia Network International (ANI), CIMB Thai Bank (CIMBT), Global Green Chemicals (GGC), Grand Canal Land (GLAND), GMM Grammy (GRAMMY), KWI, Laguna Resorts & Hotels (LRH), Matching Maximize Solution (MATCH), NFC, PM Thoresen Asia Holdings (PMTA), PRG Corporation (PRG), Plus Tech Innovation (PTECH), Royal Orchid Hotel (Thailand) (ROH), Thanulux Plc (TNL), Unique Mining Services (UMS), UOB Kay Hian Securities (Thailand) (UOBKH), and Zalekta (ZAA).
Stocks with CF signs can only be purchased with cash balance accounts, and if the free float still does not meet requirements after one year, the SET will impose Suspension (SP) signs. The article lists the 17 companies and explains the implications of the CF signs.
“The reason for posting CF signs on those stocks is because their free float does not meet the requirement,” the bourse noted on its website.
Wrapping up
- ⚠️ Caution-Free Float (CF) Signs: The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will impose CF signs on 17 listed companies that do not meet the free-float requirement. This means that investors should be cautious when trading these stocks, as they may be more volatile than other stocks.
- 📈 Impact on Stock Prices: The CF sign may have a negative impact on the stock price, as investors may be less willing to buy or hold the stock. However, the impact may vary depending on the company’s fundamentals and other factors.
- ⏳ One-Year Grace Period: After the CF sign is posted, the company has one year to increase its free float to meet the requirement. If it fails to do so, the SET will impose an SP (Suspension) sign, which means that the stock will be suspended from trading.
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