BAM H1 Profit 451 Million, Collections Hit 6.5 Billion

Khaosod•Economy•5d ago

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BAM reported a first-half profit of 451 million baht with collections reaching 6,539 million baht.

•BAM achieved 451 million baht in total profit for the first half of the year.
•Collections for the second quarter grew 16% to reach 3,513 million baht.
•BAM is implementing a Resilient Business Model focusing on NPL, NPA, and JV AMC.
•The 'Start New with BAM' project has achieved approvals totaling 149 million baht.

•BAM reported total collections for the first half of the year exceeding 6,539 million baht.
•BAM recorded a total profit of 451 million baht in the first half of the year.
•BAM is implementing a Resilient Business Model utilizing NPL, NPA, and JV AMC to create continuous cash flow.
•BAM launched the 'Start New with BAM' project to provide flexible debt restructuring measures for small debtors.
•The 'Start New with BAM' project has generated approved amounts of 149 million baht.
•BAM collaborated with government agencies and state enterprises via MOUs under the 'Public Asset Plus' project to sell 1,775 assets.
•In the second quarter, BAM received 30 million baht in dividends and 28 million baht in profit sharing from ARI AMC and ARUN AMC respectively.
•In the second half of 2026, BAM will accelerate revenue from NPL, NPA, and JV AMC to increase collections and quality of profit.

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BAM

An organization managing NPL and NPA that reported a first-half profit of 451 million baht.

ARI AMC

A JV AMC that provided a 30 million baht dividend to BAM in the second quarter.

ARUN AMC

A JV AMC that provided a 28 million baht profit share to BAM in the second quarter.

Mr. Rak(นายรักษ์)

A representative of BAM who discussed debt recovery and business strategies.

Start New with BAM(เริ่มต้นใหม่กับ BAM)

A project by BAM offering flexible debt restructuring for small debtors.

Public Asset Plus(ทรัพย์มหาชน พลัส)

A project involving MOUs with government agencies and state enterprises to increase housing access for vulnerable groups.