SET surges past 1,623 points on foreign and fund buying, led by DELTA and electronics stocks

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The SET index closed on 31 July up 25.53 points at 1,623.64 points, with turnover of 89.032 billion baht. Buying came from foreign investors at 3.516 billion baht, funds at 2.037 billion baht, and broker portfolios at 493 million baht, while retail investors were net sellers of 6.046 billion baht. DELTA and electronics stocks such as HANA, KCE, and CCET were key drivers that pushed the index to close above 1,600 points. Meanwhile, THAI, which exits its trading suspension on 4 August, has up to 19 billion shares eligible for sale. An estimated 8 billion shares could be sold in the first minute by retail investors, funds, and insurance companies, while cooperatives and commercial banks that converted debt to equity at a cost of 2.50 baht are still weighing their decisions. TCAP closed at 78.75 baht, up 7 baht or 9.82%, hitting a 30-year high after the board approved a 7.5 billion baht share buyback programme between 17 August and 16 February 2026.

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