CH. Karnchang PCL is a Thai contractor and infrastructure investor, building mass-transit systems, airports, roads and expressways, energy and water projects, harbours and buildings in Thailand and Laos, and holding stakes in related concession and infrastructure companies. Earnings are lumpy around project milestones and the listed vehicle trades as a leveraged play on Thai public-works and transit capex.

Frontline Engineering PCL is a water-systems specialist supplying pumps, valves, pipes, Bailey bridges, dredgers and related equipment, plus installation, pump-rental and irrigation/water-transfer project work. Customers are mainly Thai government agencies (Royal Irrigation Department, groundwater and provincial waterworks). The name listed on mai today after an IPO of 100 million new shares at THB 1.23 (300 million shares post-offer); first-session prints ran THB 1.20-1.45 with last sale still at the offer.

Gunkul Engineering PCL develops and operates renewable-power plants (solar, wind and related assets) in Thailand, Japan and Vietnam, and manufactures/sells electrical-system equipment plus EPC, O&M and rental services. The name has rerated sharply in 2026 on the renewable and data-centre power theme and now trades at a premium to book after more than doubling year-to-date.

Kasikornbank PCL is one of Thailand’s large private commercial banks, spanning corporate, SME and retail lending, deposits, cards, wealth, insurance (via Muang Thai) and digital channels. The franchise is a core SET50 financials name; the share has re-rated toward book in 2026 as credit costs and NIM have stabilised and the indicated yield remains mid-single-digit.

PTT Exploration and Production PCL is Thailand’s national E&P company, producing oil and gas from the Gulf of Thailand and overseas blocks (Myanmar, Malaysia, Oman, Algeria and others) and paying a high indicated dividend. Earnings and the share price track oil and gas realisations, lifting costs and reserve replacement; the name remains one of the SET’s largest energy weights.

Ratch Group PCL is a Thai independent power producer and infrastructure investor, generating and selling electricity and steam from gas, coal and renewables in Thailand, Australia, Indonesia and elsewhere, with a growing renewables and infrastructure book. The share screens as a yield-plus-book utility and has recovered toward the top of its 52-week range in 2026.

Samart Corporation PCL designs, installs and sells telecommunications systems and equipment in Thailand, Cambodia and the region, spanning network infrastructure, ICT solutions, digital services and related subsidiaries (including Samart Telcoms and aviation-solutions exposure). It is a mid-cap ICT name with modest liquidity versus the large-cap SET50 names in this snapshot.

Sino Logistics Corporation PCL provides international and domestic freight forwarding and contract logistics, reporting through sea-freight, air-freight and logistics-support segments. The mai/SET small-cap name is thinly traded and screens expensive on TTM earnings relative to the construction and energy names in this list, with a mid-single-digit indicated yield.

Sriracha Construction PCL undertakes construction plus manpower-outsourcing and maintenance services in Thailand and overseas. A sharp jump in TTM earnings has left the share on a low-single-digit P/E even after a large 2026 rerating, and the latest indicated dividend is unusually high versus the rest of this list — treat the yield as lumpy rather than a run-rate.

Sermsang Power Corporation PCL is a regional renewable IPP with solar, wind, biomass and waste-to-energy plants in Thailand, Japan, Vietnam, Mongolia and Indonesia, plus solar-roof installation, investment/consultancy and a flexible-packaging sideline. The share trades below book with a mid-single-digit indicated yield after a solid 2026 recovery from the December 2025 close.

Thaicom PCL operates satellite transponder capacity and related broadband, internet, media and network services across Thailand, Australia, India, Myanmar and other coverage footprints, including the IPSTAR platform and uplink/downlink and data-centre adjacencies. The name pays no indicated dividend on the latest print and trades at a mid-teens TTM multiple after a mid-20s percent move year-to-date.

Sources: SET, Yahoo Finance, company IR and market data as of 1 September 2026 last sale. USD figures = THB market cap ÷ 33.17. *FLE last sale is the first mai session print (listed today; IPO offer THB 1.23 on 21 and 24–25 August 2026). FLE YTD shown as n.m. because the name was not listed at year-end 2025. Tickers queried as .BK. Not investment advice.