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mai (Market for Alternative Investment) β€” total listed companies

~200+ companies

As ofFY2024Β·Sources2Β·Primary

The mai board, Thailand's alternative equity market for smaller companies, has grown to list over 200 companies across healthcare, agribusiness, technology, industrial, and consumer sectors. Listing requirements on mai are lighter than the SET main board β€” lower minimum paid-up capital and shorter operating-history thresholds β€” making it the entry route for most Thai SME IPOs. Mai companies benefit from the same SET trading infrastructure and investor base, though liquidity is lower and bid-ask spreads wider than main-board stocks. Several mai-listed companies have subsequently transferred to the main SET board after meeting the higher listing criteria (a 'migration' pathway). The SEC has been promoting mai as a capital-formation vehicle for family-owned businesses in line with Thailand's capital-market development master plan.

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The mai board, Thailand's alternative equity market for smaller companies, has grown to list over 200 companies across healthcare, agribusiness, technology, industrial, and consumer sectors. Listing requirements on mai are lighter than the SET main board β€” lower minimum paid-up capital and shorter operating-history thresholds β€” making it the entry route for most Thai SME IPOs. Mai companies benefit from the same SET trading infrastructure and investor base, though liquidity is lower and bid-ask spreads wider than main-board stocks. Several mai-listed companies have subsequently transferred to the main SET board after meeting the higher listing criteria (a 'migration' pathway). The SEC has been promoting mai as a capital-formation vehicle for family-owned businesses in line with Thailand's capital-market development master plan.

The mai board, Thailand's alternative equity market for smaller companies, has grown to list over 200 companies across healthcare, agribusiness, technology, industrial, and consumer sectors. Listing requirements on mai are lighter than the SET main board β€” lower minimum paid-up capital and shorter operating-history thresholds β€” making it the entry route for most Thai SME IPOs. Mai companies benefit from the same SET trading infrastructure and investor base, though liquidity is lower and bid-ask spreads wider than main-board stocks. Several mai-listed companies have subsequently transferred to the main SET board after meeting the higher listing criteria (a 'migration' pathway). The SEC has been promoting mai as a capital-formation vehicle for family-owned businesses in line with Thailand's capital-market development master plan.

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FY2024

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The mai board, Thailand's alternative equity market for smaller companies, has grown to list over 200 companies across healthcare, agribusiness, technology, industrial, and consumer sectors. Listing requirements on mai are lighter than the SET main board β€” lower minimum paid-up capital and shorter operating-history thresholds β€” making it the entry route for most Thai SME IPOs. Mai companies benefit from the same SET trading infrastructure and investor base, though liquidity is lower and bid-ask spreads wider than main-board stocks. Several mai-listed companies have subsequently transferred to the main SET board after meeting the higher listing criteria (a 'migration' pathway). The SEC has been promoting mai as a capital-formation vehicle for family-owned businesses in line with Thailand's capital-market development master plan.

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