“We planned to list and offer our shares to the public by the first half of this year, but we have to reconsider the plans and look at the overall market carefully given the current market environment,” said Chawintorn Kunakornporamut, director for business development. KLand announced earlier it would float 620 million shares on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in a move to raise funds for its expansion in 2014 with a focus on the middle and high-end housing segments.