Thai Airways Cleared to Resume Trading on Stock Exchange August 4
Thai Airways International will resume trading on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) on August 4, 2025, after resolving financial issues that had placed the airline at risk of delisting. The exchange confirmed that the carrier has met all necessary requirements for reinstatement.
The airline was flagged for potential delisting on March 8, 2021, after its 2020 financial reports showed negative shareholder equity. Following a prolonged rehabilitation process, Thai Airways has now addressed the cause for concern and successfully petitioned the SET for trading reinstatement.
As a condition of the relisting, strategic shareholders are subject to a one-year silent period. During this time, they are prohibited from selling 55 percent of the company’s paid-up capital to ensure market stability.
With these requirements met, the SET has lifted the “SP” (suspension) and “NC” (non-compliance) warnings, allowing THAI to rejoin trading under the Services industry group in the Transport and Logistics sector. On the first day of trading, the SET will exempt the stock from price limits, including the Dynamic Price Band and Auto Pause measures. These trading safeguards will be enforced from the second trading day onward.
In addition, Thai Airways will be re-included in the SET Index on the business day following its return to the exchange.
The announcement comes after a multi-year effort by the airline to restructure operations and stabilize its finances, part of a broader recovery strategy following the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
