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Three Companies to Delist from the Stock Exchange of Thailand
The Stock Exchange of Thailand has announced the final seven-day trading period for CIMBT, GLAND, and LRH before their official delisting on September 12.
According to a report by Prachachat Business, the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has initiated a final seven-day trading window for three companies: CIMBT, GLAND, and LRH. This temporary trading period began on September 3 and is scheduled to conclude on September 11, 2026. Following this window, the shares of these three entities will be officially delisted from the exchange on September 12, 2026.
The decision to delist these companies follows their failure to meet the SET’s required free float criteria. For residents and investors, this development marks the end of these companies' presence on the public stock market. While the delisting process is a standard regulatory procedure for firms that no longer meet listing requirements, it signifies a major change in the corporate status of these entities.
For those living in or visiting Thailand, this news primarily impacts the financial landscape rather than daily tourism or travel logistics. However, individuals holding shares in these companies should monitor official communications from their respective brokers or the SET regarding the handling of their holdings post-delisting. As of now, the timeline for the final trading days is confirmed, but shareholders should seek specific guidance from financial advisors regarding the implications of holding shares in a non-listed company.