The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has approved the resumption of trading in the shares of Thai Airways International (TG, Bangkok Suvarnabhumi) for August 4, 2025, more than three years after the bourse suspended the carrier's stock due to its financial distress and ongoing restructuring.

This follows the carrier formally announcing that it fulfilled all qualifications, "including requirements regarding shareholders' equity, net profit, financial position, and stable operating performance," to resume trading on July 23, 2025. Thai Airways recently completed its nearly five-year-long restructuring, initiated in September 2020, and the Central Bankruptcy Court cleared the outcome on June 16, 2025.

As part of the restructuring, Thai Airways converted THB53.4 billion baht (USD1.7 billion) of debt into equity and raised an additional THB23 billion (USD715 million) in fresh capital from existing shareholders through new share issuance. The process resulted in the government becoming a minority shareholder in the airline. The Ministry of Finance currently owns a 38.9% stake directly, and its related entities (mostly banks) control a further 4% of the airline. The largest non-government owner is Bangkok Bank, which owns an 8.5% stake.

A total of 55% of the airline's shares are subject to a lock-up period of one year from the date of the resumption of the SET trading.