BANGKOK, Thailand – The Stock Exchange of Thailand has approved Thai Airways International to resume trading on August 4, 2025, after the airline successfully resolved its grounds for potential delisting.
The exchange noted that THAI had been flagged for potential delisting since March 8th, 2021, after its 2020 financial statements revealed negative shareholder equity. Having rectified the issue and met all qualifications, the company has successfully petitioned to resume trading. As a condition, strategic shareholders are prohibited from selling 55 percent of the paid-up capital within a one-year Silent Period.
Consequently, the exchange has removed the “SP” (Suspension) and “NC” (Non-compliance) markers, clearing THAI to trade in the Services group, under the Transport and Logistics sector. The SET will not impose a price ceiling or floor, Dynamic Price Band, or Auto Pause on the first day of trading. These standard regulations will apply on the subsequent business day after trading has occurred. THAI will also be included in the SET Index calculation on the business day following its initial trading day. (NNT)
