Export-Import Bank of Thailand

Export-Import Bank of Thailand (EXIM Thailand) is a state-owned financial institution established in 1994 under the Ministry of Finance's supervision. With a mission to drive forward Thailand’s international trade and investment strategies, the bank has seen significant capital injections, totaling 12.3 billion baht by the Ministry of Finance over the years, empowering its capability to promote and support Thai exports, imports, and investments domestically and overseas.

Operating under the Export-Import Bank of Thailand Act, EXIM Thailand is authorized to offer a broad range of financial services, including short-term and long-term credits, in both domestic and overseas markets and in various currency denominations. While it can engage in financial activities customary to commercial bank practices, it is not permitted to accept deposits from the general public.

The bank plays a crucial role in export promotion by offering export credit insurance under the Strong Thailand Scheme 2012, safeguarding exporters against non-payment risk by overseas buyers, particularly vital during economic turbulence.

With its emphasis on international trade and investment, and its pivotal role in supporting the growth of Thai businesses, EXIM Thailand presents an important player in the Financial Services and Banking industries, contributing to Thailand's economic development and global trade relations.

As of now, there is no publicly available information on the last investment or the investors involved with the Export-Import Bank of Thailand.