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AAV returns to SET100

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BANGKOK, 22 June 2020: Asia Aviation Plc has returned to the SET100 Index while also securing a spot on the Thailand Sustainability Investment Index (SETTHSI).

 A confirmation announcement by the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) covers the second half of the year 1 July to  31 December 2020.

Bangkok, Thailand – April 18, 2015: AirAsia’s aircrafts at Dong Muang Airport (DMK), Bangkok, Thailand. AirAsia as Asia’s Leading Low Cost Airline.

AAV’s selection from the SET100 reflects its strong fundamentals as well as investor confidence, acknowledging its potential and adaptability along with the growth capacity of the aviation industry as a whole despite the severe impact from the Covid-19 outbreak.

Asia Aviation Plc and Thai AirAsia Co  Ltd chief executive officer, Santisuk Klongchaiya said: “It is our pleasure to see that AAV has returned to the SET100 Index for the second half of 2020, in light of the resumption of domestic flights after the temporary hibernation due to Covid-19. This reflects the company’s quick recovery, which is a testament to our ability to adapt to different situations and our determination to actively find new opportunities. We are optimistic for the overall recovery of the sector, and confident that the AAV will be seen as an attractive asset for investors.”

Thai AirAsia has resumed several of its domestic routes, introducing stringent health and hygiene measures and has received many positive signals, from state tourism support and support within its industry to cooperation from its guests.  This has allowed the carrier to continue to match the demand for flight services and return to growth.

This is the company’s second consecutive year on the SETTHSI list,  highlighting AAV’s commitment to sustainability in all dimensions even during this crisis. It is further reinforced by AAV also being on the reserve list of the SET Well-being (SETWB) index, a tracking of 30 assets across seven business categories in Thailand focusing on competitiveness and attractiveness to foreign investors.

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