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ROH-GROREIT dispute exposes liquidity strain in Thai property sector
SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2026
The failed 4.87-billion-baht Royal Orchid Sheraton buy-back is being viewed as a warning sign for Thailand’s property sector, where improving figures may mask deeper liquidity pressure.
GROREIT moves to reclaim Royal Orchid asset after ROH misses buy-back deadline
FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2026
ONE Asset Management says ROH has defaulted on its 4.873-billion-baht buy-back of the Royal Orchid Sheraton asset, ending its repurchase right and paving the way for valuation and a new auction.
Phiphat turns to phased rail fare plan as debt limits delay common-ticket buyback
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2026
Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn says Thailand’s common-ticket policy will move forward in phases, with a 200-billion-baht funding model under study and a 17-45 baht fare cap planned as short-term relief for commuters.
TTB launches 35bn-baht buyback plan to counter market volatility
FRIDAY, MAY 01, 2026
TTB shareholders approve a 35bn-baht share buyback plan, with a new general offer priced at 2.20–2.28 baht per share
Phiphat to open May talks with BTS, BEM on rail buyback
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026
Transport Ministry plans May talks with BTS and BEM on rail concession buybacks as Thailand pushes ahead with a single-ticket system and flat fares
TTB Finalises Terms for $262m Share Buyback via General Offer
MONDAY, JANUARY 05, 2026
TMBThanachart Bank sets a final price of 2.03 Baht for its second 2026 tranche, aiming to repurchase 4.49% of shares to boost investor value
Transport maps out 160-billion-baht buyback of four rail lines under 30-year O&M model
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2025
Transport Ministry plans a 160-billion-baht buyback of four PPP rail lines to create single ownership under MRTA, cap fares and enable a seamless common ticket
KBANK to use 8.8bn excess liquidity to buy back 47.38 million shares, SET Informed
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2025
KBANK plans to use 8.8bn baht in excess liquidity to buy back 47.38 million shares, boosting shareholder value and fund management efficiency.
Thai Firms Launch Share Buyback Spree Amid Undervaluation
MONDAY, APRIL 07, 2025
Thirty listed companies announce £800m+ in stock repurchases by March-end, a 26% jump on year-end figures; PTT, HomePro, TTB lead the charge
TTB readies THB21 billion for share buyback over three years
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2025
First phase of bank’s share buyback, which aims to create added value for shareholders, scheduled to run from February 3 to August 1