Supalai, or SPALI, has confirmed that the current flood situation does not affect projects currently open for sale, as every project has been designed to withstand flood levels equivalent to the 2011 situation. Managing Director Tritecha Tangmatitham told the Stock Vision news team that the company can still launch new projects in the second half as planned, or close to it, totalling 19 projects with a combined value of approximately 22,660 million baht. In the third quarter of 2026, new launches proceeded as planned, and in the fourth quarter of 2026 the company is preparing to launch nearly 10 more projects, part of its full second-half launch plan. It is confident of a good response thanks to the strength of locations free from flood problems. Overall sales and transfers have not been affected, since no project has been directly damaged by flooding, and financial institutions are still approving loans for customers as normal. Transfers of ownership in late the third quarter of 2026 will be slightly affected by public holidays and by 30 September, the end of the government's fiscal year, when land offices open for only half a day. The company believes that once the situation eases, housing demand in non-flooded locations will recover quickly in a K-shaped recovery.
Supalai Public Company LimitedSPALI confirms floods don't affect its projects and it will launch 19 new projects worth 22,660 million baht in H2, with sales and transfers unaffected.
