Thai Airways Set to Resume Trading on August 4
Thai Airways International (THAI) will be relisted on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) on August 4, 2025, marking a major milestone in its recovery from a years-long restructuring process. The relisting follows a June 2025 decision by the Central Bankruptcy Court to officially conclude the carrier’s business rehabilitation, which began in 2020.
The national flag carrier announced that its transformation has positioned it as a revitalized private entity ready to regain investor confidence and regional leadership. THAI’s board chairman, Lavaron Sangsnit, stated that the airline has emerged from restructuring with improved financial health, streamlined operations, and a clear strategy for growth. “Today, THAI is positioned at its strongest point in all aspects,” he said, citing optimized organizational structure, competitive personnel costs, and regulatory compliance as core strengths.
THAI emphasized that its relisting represents more than a financial rebound—it signals a full-scale corporate transformation grounded in transparency, governance, and sustainability. Sangsnit reaffirmed the airline’s commitment to reducing environmental impact and achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2065.
Chief Executive Officer Chai Eamsiri outlined THAI’s long-term strategic plan, which includes restructuring the organization to improve agility and transparency, optimizing its fleet with a goal of operating 150 aircraft by 2033, and expanding international routes. Eamsiri noted that THAI aims to strengthen its position as a regional hub airline connecting Asia with the world.
Additional initiatives include enhancing customer experience through upgraded cabin services and diversified sales channels, while integrating digital technologies across operations to improve efficiency and competitiveness.
THAI’s return to the stock market is seen as a major achievement, not only for the company but also for Thailand’s broader aviation and tourism sectors. With the relisting, the airline is expected to attract renewed investor interest and reestablish itself as a top-tier publicly listed company in Southeast Asia.
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