Corporate

AOT plans to charge passenger service fees for transit/transfer passengers and revamp commercial leases, aiming to add 13bn baht a year and cut a 10bn subsidy gap

Airports of Thailand is advancing a 210bn-baht Suvarnabhumi build-out: a phased South Terminal and a 12bn-baht East Expansion awaiting cabinet approval

Major shareholders representing a significant portion of the airline's equity have entered a strategic pact to synchronise their future investment moves.

Dusit Thani says Chanin Donavanik’s stake in major holder Chanut & Children rose to 52.12% via inheritance, triggering chain control but tender-offer exempt

SCG reports 2025 sales of 496.9bn baht and profit of 14.1bn. Year-end cash stood at 52.4bn, with a 5 baht/share dividend proposed.

Arise Ventures and True say the partnership will accelerate AI, cloud and data-centre growth while keeping True’s financial discipline intact.

Airline partnership targets 250,000 athletes across 15 cities with exclusive travel perks and co-branded livery

Telenor is selling 24.95% of TRUE to Suphachai Chearavanont’s Arise, sharpening TRUE’s CP-linked ownership as Thailand’s telecom giants pivot beyond mobile into AI, cloud and data centres.

Thai Airways' CEO reassured stakeholders that the company has returned to profitability and its shareholder equity is no longer negative.

Arise’s acquisition of a stake in True Corporation will enhance its AI, data centre and digital infrastructure capabilities, with no major impact on True’s operations. The move is part of Arise’s strategy to transform True into a digital platform leader.

OR will stop selling Gasohol E85 from Feb 1, 2026 after demand fell as Oil Fund changes pushed E85 above E20; depots stop supply Jan 31

With the state’s “Shop Dee Mee Kuen” scheme yet to be rolled out in early 2026 amid political uncertainty, major retailers are launching their own payback-style promotions—from The Mall Group’s year-long deals to Central and Robinson’s cashback drive and ICONSIAM’s experience-led rewards.

Thailand recorded 85,251 new business registrations in 2025, down 2.68% year-on-year, as political and economic uncertainty weighed on sentiment, the Department of Business Development said. The agency is targeting 85,000–87,000 new registrations in 2026.