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Simat Technologies Public Company Limited

Simat Technologies Public Company Limited distributes computer hardware, software, and network accessories, and develops IT systems in Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Its hardware offerings include barcode and label printers, mobile printers, corded and cordless barcode scanners, micro kiosks, card printers, face recognition systems, mobile computers, solar cells, wireless and networking products, RFID antennas, and barcode readers. The company also provides self-adhesive label materials, software products such as ManageSales, ManageWare, MobileNET, and Sky Frog, along with project management, implementation, training, helpdesk support, software customization, maintenance, and custom software development. In addition, it offers telecommunication, internet, and cable television services, electrical infrastructure systems, and sells, leases, and services X-ray machines, CT scanners, medical equipment, dialysis, and radiology equipment, as well as produces and sells stickers, labels, silk screen printing, and raw materials for stickers. It also designs, develops, sells, and maintains engineering systems, electrical equipment, and energy systems, and wholesales barcode, production, and RFID supplies, papers, and related products. Founded in 1995, the company is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.

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SIMAT sells 40% stake in SMH for 22 million baht, reducing holding to 30%

Simat Technology Public Company Limited, or SIMAT, announced that its board of directors approved the sale of ordinary shares of Simit Health Company Limited, or SMH, which operates a medical laboratory business as well as the sale, rental, and servicing of X-ray machines, computed tomography scanners, and medical equipment. SIMAT is selling 2.2 million SMH shares, representing 40% of the total, to Mr. Apisit Honglawal, at 10 baht per share, for a total value of 22 million baht. The buyer has no relationship with and is not a connected person of the company. After the transaction, SIMAT's stake in SMH will fall from 70% to 30%, causing SMH to cease being a subsidiary of SIMAT. The transaction aims to improve the company's structure for greater efficiency, manage risk, revise its business plan, and raise funds to support investment and business expansion.
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SEC fines 8 individuals 39.3 million baht for manipulating SIMAT-W3 and TNDT, imposes bans of up to 14 years

The Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, announced civil penalty action against eight wrongdoers for jointly creating price or trading volume in the warrants to purchase ordinary shares of Simat Technologies Public Company Limited, or SIMAT-W3, and the shares of Thai NDT Public Company Limited, or TNDT. The eight were ordered to pay a total of 39,340,932.73 baht under civil sanctions, along with bans on trading securities and derivatives and on serving as directors or executives of securities-issuing companies or securities firms. The eight defendants are Mr. Khajornkiat Ungaram, Miss Raphatporn Trongwongsa, Mr. Kraiwit Tangsanga, Miss Wariya Khemthongpradit, Mr. Thanapon Khemthongpradit, Mr. Sitthapavee Chawarangkoon, Mr. Naruesorn Weerachatwattana, and Miss Kannika Jarupan. The SEC received information from the Stock Exchange of Thailand and, on further investigation, found that between May and August 2021 the eight wrongdoers, who were linked financially and personally, continuously placed buy and sell orders in a manner that was coordinated and mutually supportive, causing the price and trading volume of SIMAT-W3 and TNDT shares to rise abnormally beyond normal market conditions. The conduct was divided into four periods. The first period, from 31 May 2021 to 7 June 2021, involved seven wrongdoers. The second period, from 15 June 2021 to 28 June 2021, involved eight wrongdoers. The third period, from 2 June 2021 to 10 June 2021, involved eight wrongdoers. The fourth period, from 23 June 2021 to 9 August 2021, involved eight wrongdoers. The Civil Sanctions Consideration Committee resolved to apply civil sanctions. The defendant Miss Raphatporn must pay a total of up to 14,243,708.18 baht and is banned from trading securities or derivatives for 56 months and from serving as a director or executive for 112 months. Miss Wariya received the longest trading ban at 84 months and a 168-month, or 14-year, ban on serving as a director or executive, the longest ban in this case. The civil fines and compensation for benefits obtained from the wrongdoing are state revenue remitted to the Ministry of Finance.
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SIMAT invests 3 million baht to acquire IMED and INNO, expanding healthtech business

SIMAT's board has approved investments in two new businesses totaling 3 million baht to expand its health business base and increase long-term growth opportunities. It will acquire a 70% stake in INNO for 1 million baht, which operates health technology and digital businesses such as telemedicine, software, cloud, and AI solutions, as well as intellectual property management. It will also acquire 100% of IMED for 2 million baht, which is engaged in the sale and distribution of ambulances and medical equipment. This investment aims to increase revenue and create growth in new markets, while strengthening the company's operational capabilities in the long term.
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