SET Approves Thai Airways to Resume Trading on August 4

Following The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET)’s announcement that THAI was subject to possible delisting from March 8, 2021 due to negative shareholders’ equity as disclosed in its 2020 annual financial statements, the company has subsequently eliminated all grounds for possible delisting and fulfilled all qualification requirements for trading resumption.

Furthermore, THAI has submitted applications for both removal from the possible delisting list and trading resumption on SET, and has prohibited its strategic shareholders from selling THAI shares equivalent to 55 percent of total paid-up capital for a one-year period in accordance with silent period requirements.

Therefore, SET approves the removal of THAI securities from the possible delisting list, the lifting of its “SP” (Suspension) and “NC” (Non-Compliance) designations, and the THAI securities trading resumption on SET under the Transportation and Logistics sector of the Services industry group, effective from August 4, 2025 onwards. Additionally, shareholders and investors are able to study from the Information Memorandum disclosed by THAI via SET’s disclosure system.

SET will not apply the daily price limits (Ceiling & Floor), the Dynamic Price Band rule, and the Auto Pause rule to the trading of THAI securities on August 4, 2025 which is the first trading day, and will maintain such exemptions until an initial trading transaction in THAI securities is executed. Following such initial trading transaction, SET will apply the normal Ceiling & Floor criteria, the Dynamic Price Band rule, and the Auto Pause rule to THAI securities, effective from the next business day.

Additionally, SET will include THAI securities in the calculation of the SET Index, starting from the next business day following an initial trading transaction in THAI securities.