The Stock Exchange of Thailand said it will allow shares of Siam Pulp & Paper PCL (H.SPP) to resume trading from the morning session Thursday, after the company provided details about its delisting and tender offer plan. The bourse suspended trading in the stock Wednesday at the company's request as the board of Siam Cement PCL (H.SCM), Siam Pulp's parent company, was meeting to consider a tender offer to buy the remaining shares of Siam Pulp it didn't already own. The move comes after Siam Cement recently increased its stake in Siam Pulp by 9.46% to 96.87%. In a filing to the Stock Exchange, Siam Pulp said Siam Cement's board has approved a tender offer for the remaining shares of Siam Pulp at 195 baht ($1=THB42.644). Shares of Siam Pulp closed at THB198 Tuesday.