Vayupak Fund One has slightly reduced its equity position in Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited (SET: BCP), bringing its total voting power below the 15% threshold. This minor divestment follows a market transaction executed through a local brokerage earlier this week.
According to regulatory filings, the fund offloaded 2,549,400 common shares on July 20, 2026. The disposal, which represented a 0.1742% slice of the energy firm, was facilitated through CGS International Securities (Thailand). The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) received the mandatory 246-2 report regarding this change in ownership on July 21, 2026,.
Consequently, the fund’s interest in BCP has shifted from an initial 15.0352% to its current level of 14.8609%,. In terms of absolute volume, the investment now totals 217,411,646 shares, down from the previous count of 219,961,046 shares.
Vayupak’s recent sale crossed below the 15% line (landing at 14.8609%), which is what forced this filing. Now that the funds are in the 10% to 15% bracket, they are not required to file a 246-2 form iIf they buy or sell further shares as long as their total stake stays anywhere between 10.0001% and 14.9999%.
