Retour sur lavenir.net
   SOLVAY 26.720 € (+1,14 %)     ONTEX GROUP 2.190 € (+0,92 %)     AB INBEV 69.740 € (+0,14 %)     COLRUYT 37.760 € (+1,56 %)     NYXOAH 1.420 € (-4,83 %)     KINEPOLIS GROUP 37.550 € (+1,21 %)     SHURGARD 26.250 € (+0,96 %)     CIE BOIS SAUVAGE 303.000 € (0,00 %)     VAN DE VELDE 30.000 € (0,00 %)     BANQUP GROUP 2.100 € (-1,41 %)     CFE 12.500 € (-0,40 %)     WDP 21.920 € (+0,55 %)     IBA 16.840 € (-1,75 %)     ASCENCIO 51.800 € (+0,19 %)     PROXIMUS 6.130 € (-0,97 %)     BARCO 8.310 € (-0,36 %)     VASTNED 29.750 € (-0,34 %)     ACKERMANS V.HAAREN 268.800 € (+0,45 %)     XIOR 27.500 € (-0,72 %)     EVS 27.150 € (0,00 %)     VIOHALCO 18.200 € (+2,59 %)     SIPEF 89.800 € (-0,44 %)     WHAT'S COOKING GP 141.000 € (0,00 %)     AGEAS 71.500 € (+0,78 %)     JENSEN-GROUP 81.400 € (+0,25 %)     D'IETEREN GROUP 169.600 € (-1,05 %)     AEDIFICA 69.150 € (+0,44 %)     ECONOCOM GROUP 1.480 € (+4,59 %)     LOTUS BAKERIES 10 940.000 € (-0,55 %)     KBC 121.550 € (+0,83 %)     GBL 77.900 € (+0,06 %)     KBC ANCORA 85.600 € (+1,18 %)     ARGENX SE 761.200 € (+0,21 %)     BPOST 1.608 € (-0,12 %)     BELYSSE GROUP 0.534 € (+4,30 %)     BREDERODE 103.200 € (0,00 %)     ACCENTIS 0.027 € (+5,88 %)     DECEUNINCK 2.195 € (-1,13 %)     DEME GROUP 171.400 € (+2,02 %)     AGFA-GEVAERT 0.408 € (-1,57 %)     SOFINA 226.800 € (-0,35 %)     EXMAR 11.450 € (+1,33 %)     ONWARD MEDICAL 2.480 € (-1,98 %)     HOME INVEST BE. 19.060 € (+0,42 %)     ELIA GROUP 139.800 € (+0,79 %)     CENERGY 21.060 € (-2,05 %)     CMB.TECH 13.880 € (+1,91 %)     WERELDHAVE BELGIUM 53.200 € (+1,53 %)     ORANGE BELGIUM 21.500 € (0,00 %)     GIMV 44.800 € (-1,54 %)     CAMPINE 219.000 € (+3,79 %)     MELEXIS 74.350 € (-1,59 %)     FAGRON 23.900 € (-0,42 %)     FLUXYS BELGIUM D 20.000 € (+2,56 %)     AZELIS GROUP 10.970 € (+5,38 %)     UCB 232.500 € (-1,32 %)     MONTEA 67.400 € (+0,75 %)     EKOPAK 3.500 € (-5,41 %)     SYENSQO 68.000 € (+0,67 %)     VGP 82.100 € (+1,11 %)  
   PROSUS 39.190 € (-0,75 %)     INPOST 15.490 € (+0,13 %)     WORLDLINE 9.519 € (-1,07 %)     CARREFOUR 16.640 € (+0,15 %)     VEOLIA ENVIRON. 37.460 € (+1,38 %)     COMPAGNIE ODET 1 438.000 € (-1,10 %)     CSG 14.056 € (+6,23 %)     ASML HOLDING 1 555.800 € (+0,97 %)     LEGRAND 142.000 € (+1,97 %)     PHILIPS KON 23.010 € (-4,48 %)     ADP 109.100 € (-2,06 %)     AALBERTS NV 40.000 € (+1,01 %)     V LANSCHOT KEMPEN 67.300 € (+0,67 %)     CRCAM SUD R.A.CCI 217.000 € (-0,46 %)     SHELL PLC 36.865 € (+0,99 %)     TECHNIP ENERGIES 32.980 € (-0,30 %)     NN GROUP 77.480 € (+1,81 %)     RENAULT 25.840 € (-1,30 %)     CAPGEMINI 90.140 € (-1,62 %)     APERAM 46.860 € (-0,68 %)     ARCELORMITTAL SA 58.720 € (+1,17 %)     DSM FIRMENICH AG 84.940 € (+1,34 %)     ING GROEP N.V. 28.745 € (+1,14 %)     BE SEMICONDUCTOR 251.600 € (+1,86 %)     HEINEKEN 75.840 € (+0,05 %)     AHOLD DEL 36.120 € (+1,46 %)     UNILEVER 53.530 € (-0,50 %)     RELX 28.800 € (-1,44 %)     KPN KON 4.345 € (+0,25 %)     WOLTERS KLUWER 61.260 € (-1,89 %)     IMCD 91.580 € (+6,24 %)     AEGON 7.836 € (+1,79 %)     SBM OFFSHORE 32.100 € (-0,74 %)     MAGNUM 16.306 € (+0,27 %)     QUADIENT 11.960 € (-0,83 %)     SOITEC 102.750 € (+5,00 %)     PLANISWARE 20.650 € (-1,67 %)     SYNERGIE 28.100 € (-0,35 %)     AKZO NOBEL 57.340 € (-0,24 %)     AIR LIQUIDE 178.520 € (+1,01 %)     PERNOD RICARD 63.480 € (-1,15 %)     ASM INTERNATIONAL 927.600 € (+4,27 %)     SPIE 47.900 € (+0,42 %)     NANOBIOTIX 36.200 € (+3,61 %)     FORVIA 8.980 € (-2,79 %)     LVMH 482.950 € (-1,74 %)     HEIJMANS KON 96.150 € (-0,77 %)     SAINT GOBAIN 74.620 € (-0,35 %)     VALERIO TX 0.429 € (+7,25 %)     ADYEN 827.500 € (-1,92 %)     MICHELIN 34.180 € (-1,58 %)     LIGHTON 5.060 € (-4,71 %)     BENETEAU 6.080 € (-0,82 %)     KERING 244.250 € (-2,44 %)     TOTALENERGIES 71.200 € (+1,11 %)     IPSOS 35.360 € (+0,57 %)     BNP PARIBAS ACT.A 102.320 € (+1,39 %)     CAFOM 13.300 € (-3,62 %)     ESSILORLUXOTTICA 165.150 € (-2,51 %)     MAROC TELECOM 8.800 € (0,00 %)  
News Réglementées
28/04/2023 10:00

The National Anti-Corruption Commission in Thailand (NACC) noted Private sector must have clear details of bribery-prone activities


EQS Newswire / 28/04/2023 / 10:00 CET/CEST

BANGKOK THAILAND - Media OutReach - 28 April 2023 - The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) encourages the private sector not to offer bribes to government officers and advises them to impose internal measures to control bribery risks.

NACC Secretary-General Niwatchai Kasemmongkol said bribery was a national problem and there were cases in which bribes were offered for business benefits across borders, affecting the country's credibility and efficiency of budgetary spending. The NACC, therefore, promoted good governance in the public sector to create the "No Gift" culture, he said.

NACC has set up Anti-Bribery Advisory Service (ABAS) Center to provide knowledge and guidelines to the private sector concerning the laws on offering bribes to government officials and to have appropriate measures to prevent bribery. This will lead business to be transparent operations with good governance and sustainable growth.

In addition, NACC also has rules for prosecuting private sector firms involved in bribing government officials and those working in international agencies. The rules have been issued to make private sector firms aware that they could be prosecuted if they are involved in corruption.

Mr. Niwatchai stated further that bribery should be prevented at both ends – the private sector or the bribe giver and government officers or the bribe taker. Those who offered bribe to government officers were subject to penalty under Section 176 of the Anti-Corruption Act B.E. 2561. Juristic persons who bribed government officers would face large fines, said the Secretary-General.

The NACC encourages juristic persons susceptible to public bribery to clearly identify their expenses for government agencies and impose measures to inspect these expenses.

According to the NACC Act, the value of the gift given to government officers must not exceed 3,000 baht.

The Secretary-General warned that juristic persons or businesses should not pay commissions to government officers for whatever reason to avoid risking breaking anti-bribery laws.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is a constitutional independent organization and supervised by nine commissioners selected from various professions. It is authorised to undertake work on the prevention and suppression of malfeasance, particularly in government agencies, on assets investigations, as well as on the monitoring of ethics and virtues of political position holders.

It has the authority to file charges in court as well as support and build up awareness of the penalties for committing corruption. The NACC is supervised by the NACC Board and has the Office of the NACC as its administrative agency.

Since 1997, Thai Courts have ruled against and punished politicians, former ministers, high-ranking government officials as well as executives of the private sector in the thousands of cases submitted by the NACC.

The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

img
News Source: Media OutReach

28/04/2023 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

Media archive at www.todayir.com

fncls.ssp?fn=show_t_gif&application_id=1620395&application_name=news&site_id=symex

Source : Webdisclosure.com

© 2026 Tous droits réservés
Cotations différées d'au moins 15 minutes (Paris, Amsterdam, Bruxelles, Lisbonne).
Cotations à la clôture (Francfort, New-York, Londres, Zurich).
Flux de cotations : Euronext (Places Euronext et Cours des Devises).
Bourse : technologie Cote Boursière