Getting ready for a stock exchange listing
Advice to prepare your financial statements, accounting systems and internal controls before your company lists on the stock exchange.
Provided by Grinner Accounting Co., Ltd.
Scope of work
We help get your financial statements, accounting systems and internal controls ready before you work with a financial adviser and an SEC-approved auditor.
Financial statements and accounting policies
- Review of historical financial statements and accounting policies
- Alignment with full Thai Financial Reporting Standards (TFRS for PAEs)
Accounting systems and internal control
- Assessment of current systems and design of internal controls
- Documents and information prepared for the financial adviser and the SEC-approved auditor
How we work
We assess where you are today, then plan improvements step by step. Timing depends on each company's readiness.
- 01Readiness assessmentReview of financial statements, accounting systems and internal controls.
- 02Improvement planA summary of the issues to fix and the order of work.
- 03Implementation and follow-upHelp adjusting systems and documents until they are ready.
Documents to prepare
Information used for the initial readiness assessment
- Audited financial statements for the years available
- Group and shareholding structure
- Accounting policies and current processes
We confirm the full list of information needed after the initial assessment meeting.
Frequently asked questions
If you can't find the answer you need, email us or send a message on Facebook.
How early should we start preparing?
The earlier the better. The financial statements used in the filing must be prepared under full Thai Financial Reporting Standards (TFRS for PAEs) for several years back. Talk to a financial adviser to set a timeline that suits your company.
Talk about your financial statement readiness
Book a call with a CPA for an initial assessment.