This morning (October 10, 2025), the Thai stock market index fell as much as 29 points or 2.2% in the morning session to 1,285.10 points, pressured by heavy sell-offs in Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited (SET: DELTA) shares, which dragged the index down by more than 20 points.
Daol Securities stated that the Thai stock market index today faces potential pressure from the shares of DELTA following the Stock Exchange’s announcement to enforce the Cash Balance measure until October 30 in response to the stock’s continued sharp price increases, which may put short-term pressure on the SET Index. As of 11:20 AM, the SET Index stood at 1,287.81 points, down by 26.18 points (-1.99%) with a trading value of THB 16.9 billion.
DELTA has previously been subject to the Cash Balance measure 10 times, usually experiencing price drops during these periods. The most recent instance, in November 2024, saw DELTA’s share price fall by approximately 12%.
Nonetheless, Daol Securities estimated that domestic factors will help support the market. These include measures such as the restructuring of personal income tax led by the Ministry of Finance, and the preparation of the “Individual Saving Account (ISA)” scheme, which will enable citizens to save and invest under one account. More clarity is expected by November.
