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SET review encourages major companies to list

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June 07, 2025

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is reviewing free float and initial public offering (IPO) distribution requirements for new listings on the SET and the Market for Alternative Investment (MAI), aiming to enhance the Thai capital market's attractiveness as a listing venue.

The bourse seeks to remove the grace period provisions for free float compliance (for minority shareholders) applicable to large corporations, and reduce the minimum free float percentage for them from 20% to 17%.

The move is meant to encourage listings by major companies. The proposed requirement remains above the 15% threshold required to remain a listed company, the SET said in a statement issued yesterday.

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