Aviation/Thai Airways

Thai Airways officially re-listed on SET

Editorial staff

Thai Airways International Plc (THAI) resumed its trading on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) on 4 August 2025.

This significant milestone follows the successful completion of its business rehabilitation, signaling a pivotal new chapter for the airline, which stands as a profound source of national pride for the Thai people.

THAI is now strategically positioned for robust, stable, and sustainable growth. This is driven by a steadfast commitment to elevating operational standards and service quality, coupled with a strong emphasis on corporate governance. The airline aims to create added value for all shareholders and stakeholders, striving to become a leading, high-quality listed company within the Stock Exchange of Thailand.

On its inaugural trading day, the opening price reached 10.50 baht per share, representing a 134.4% increase from the capital increase offering price of 4.48 baht per share, with a market capitalization of nearly 300 billion baht.

‘THAI is ready to move further to become a leading regional player in this industry. Despite the declining number of Chinese travelers to Thailand, the impact remains minimal because our key market is long-haul passengers from Europe and Australia. Chinese market for THAI is only 5%.’’ Chai Eamsiri, THAI’s chief executive officer, said.

The company expects to have a total aircraft of 150 in 2033. 60% of them are Boeing, and the remaining 40% are Airbus.