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Thai Parcels Public Company Limited

Thai Parcels Public Company Limited provides transportation, unloading, and warehousing services in Thailand. Its offerings include door-to-door parcel pickup, packaging and bundling, fulfillment, optional delivery to destination, product tracking, private and charter services, proof of delivery return, cash-on-delivery, and a customer service center. These services cater to household appliances, furniture and bedding, exercise equipment, car tires, clothes, and agricultural equipment, serving B2B, C2C, B2C, and SME customers. The company was incorporated in 2004 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.

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SEC Fines 4 Individuals 20.29 Million Baht for Manipulating TPL Share Price

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revealed civil enforcement actions against four individuals for jointly manipulating the price or trading volume of Thai Parcel Public Company Limited (TPL) shares. The SEC has ordered them to pay a total of 20,293,332 baht, along with trading bans and prohibitions on serving as directors or executives. The SEC found that on June 30, 2023, the first day TPL shares were listed on the stock exchange, the four offenders—Orn-orn Akkaraseranee, Phakawan Wong-ophasee, Arissa Singsom, and Kanchanarat Wongphan—who are connected, jointly placed high-priced and large-volume buy orders before the market opened, causing the opening price to be higher than the IPO price. They also engaged in matched trades to encourage other investors to buy. Orn-orn was fined and ordered to pay costs totaling 18,535,833 baht, with an 11-month trading ban and a 22-month ban on serving as a director. Phakawan was fined 585,833 baht, with an 8-month trading ban and a 16-month ban on serving as a director. Arissa and Kanchanarat were each fined 585,833 baht, with 6-month trading bans and 12-month bans on serving as directors. These actions constitute the offense of jointly manipulating securities prices under Section 244/3 (1) (2) and Section 244/5 of the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535.
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SEC Fines 4 Individuals 20 Million Baht for Manipulating TPL Shares

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revealed civil enforcement actions against four individuals for jointly manipulating the price or trading volume of shares of Thai Parcel Public Company Limited (TPL). They have been ordered to pay a total of 20,293,332 baht, along with restrictions on trading securities or derivatives and prohibitions on serving as directors or executives. The four offenders, Ms. Orn-Orn Akkaraseni, Mr. Phakawan Wong-ophasi, Ms. Arissa Sing-som, and Ms. Kanchanarat Wongphan, who are interconnected, jointly manipulated TPL share prices on the first day of trading on the stock exchange on June 30, 2023, by placing high-priced and large-volume buy orders before market open, causing the opening price to be higher than the IPO price, and matching trades among themselves to encourage others to buy, resulting in share prices deviating from normal market conditions. Ms. Orn-Orn is required to pay a total of 18,535,833 baht, while the other three are each required to pay 585,833 baht. They are also banned from trading securities and from serving as directors or executives for specified periods. If they do not comply, the SEC will proceed with filing a lawsuit in the Civil Court.
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TPL reports first-half revenue of 700 million baht as logistics returns to growth

Thai Parcel Company Limited reported first-half 2026 results with total revenue of 700.1 million baht, and second-quarter revenue of 354.1 million baht, the first period to fully recognize results from all three core business segments under its restructuring plan: logistics, CPC group, and FT group. The logistics business returned to growth, with second-quarter revenue of 142.6 million baht, up 18.5 percent from the same quarter last year, while the segment's gross margin rose from 16.8 percent to 25.3 percent, bringing first-half net profit for the segment to 28.8 million baht. Operating cash flow was positive at 63.5 million baht, up from the same period last year, and the debt-to-equity ratio stood at 0.71 times, still considered low. Although the company reported a net loss of 38.6 million baht in the first half, most of it came from depreciation and amortization, which are non-cash accounting items. In the second half, the company plans to improve performance by expanding the revenue base of the FT and CPC groups, increasing fleet asset utilization, sharing resources within the group to improve cost efficiency, and managing energy price volatility through a fuel surcharge mechanism.
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TPL restructures group management, appoints new CEOs effective 1 August

Thai Parcel, or TPL, is restructuring its group management to enhance integrated logistics services. The board has resolved to appoint Ms. Porntip Trongkington as company director, executive chairman, and CEO of TPL, responsible for group-level growth strategy and fostering collaboration among subsidiaries, effective 1 August 2026. Concurrently, Mr. Chaipipat Kaewtrairat has been appointed CEO of Thai Parcel Logistics Company Limited, a subsidiary handling the group's transport and cargo operations, to directly oversee operations and customer relations. Additionally, the board has appointed two more directors, Mr. Suraphon Thaweechoksapsin and Mr. Krisada Pruttipat, to strengthen the board.
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