Thailand's IPO market is heading for a extended slowdown, according to market insiders. The country is attempting to revamp its capital market infrastructure, but the process will take considerable time to gain traction. Meanwhile, local companies are increasingly looking at listing opportunities elsewhere rather than waiting for domestic market conditions to improve. The structural challenges in the local IPO ecosystem are pushing firms toward international exchanges, creating a brain drain effect that's proving difficult to reverse. Officials acknowledge the market needs meaningful reforms to remain competitive.
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ParanoiaKing
· 12-29 03:46
Is the Thai IPO market about to cool down again? Will this brainless reform work... Companies are all moving abroad, who’s still waiting for you?
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PriceOracleFairy
· 12-29 03:41
ngl the thai ipo liquidity drain is giving classic market inefficiency vibes... watched this exact pattern unfold in 2018, structural decay always precedes the exodus. brain drain = alpha leak waiting to happen fr
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MerkleDreamer
· 12-29 03:24
Thailand's IPOs are cooling off, and local companies are all moving to international markets. This brain drain phenomenon is quite dire.
Thailand's IPO market is heading for a extended slowdown, according to market insiders. The country is attempting to revamp its capital market infrastructure, but the process will take considerable time to gain traction. Meanwhile, local companies are increasingly looking at listing opportunities elsewhere rather than waiting for domestic market conditions to improve. The structural challenges in the local IPO ecosystem are pushing firms toward international exchanges, creating a brain drain effect that's proving difficult to reverse. Officials acknowledge the market needs meaningful reforms to remain competitive.