The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand has released official corporate filing Form 246-2, revealing a massive and highly intriguing block trade involving True Corporation Public Company Limited (SET: TRUE).
An individual investor, identified as Supaporn Pimpong, has emerged as a major shareholder after a substantial share acquisition, driving her stake past the 7% threshold.
According to the regulatory filings, Supaporn Pimpong previously held a 3.8817% stake in TRUE. On June 15, 2026, she acquired an additional 3.2174% through the major foreign brokerage firm UBS Group AG. This latest transaction elevates her total post-acquisition holding to 7.0992% of the company’s total voting rights.
The report states that the highest price paid for the shares over the past 90 days was 14.70 baht per share. Based on this valuation, the total accounting value of her aggregate holding in the telecommunications giant to be worth well over 30 billion baht.
The sudden emergence of Supaporn Pimpong as a top-tier individual shareholder in TRUE has sent shockwaves through the Thai capital markets due to the sheer scale of the personal investment. However, despite the staggering financial size of the position, initial journalistic search reveals zero publicly available records regarding her business background, investment track record, or preexisting wealth portfolio. Furthermore, no official ties have yet been established linking her directly to TRUE management or the executives at UBS.
Additionally, financial records show that UBS AG London Branch is currently registered as TRUE’s 7th largest shareholder with a 3.71% stake. Market historical data also confirms that UBS previously executed a significant acquisition of TRUE common shares from the company’s parent conglomerate, CP Group, in February 2026.
