Overview
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Overview
Export - Import Bank of Thailand (EXIM)
Background and Objectives
Export-Import Bank of Thailand (EXIM Thailand) is a state-owned specialized financial institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Finance. Established by the Export-Import Bank of Thailand Act, 1993 (B.E. 2536), which took effect on September 7, 1993, the Bank’s objective is to conduct business that promotes and supports Thai export, import, and investment for the purpose of national development by providing credit facilities, guarantees, insurance against risks, or other services conducive to the achievement of its goals.
 
In addition to capital increases from the Ministry of Finance to accommodate its business operations in various periods (most recently in 2023), EXIM Thailand maintains financial self-reliance through fundraising. This includes borrowing from domestic and international financial institutions of all types, and issuing short- and long-term financial instruments to financial institutions and state agencies, as well as certificates of deposit, for use in financing Thai exporters and investors.
<span style="color:#f01d26;">2023</span>
2023

Receipt of the second installment of 2 billion baht of the capital increase 

on March 13, 2023 to further strengthen EXIM Thailand’s role as a Green Development Bank


 
<span style="color:#f01d26;">2021</span>
2021

Approval of capital increase of 4.198 billion baht with the first installment of 2.198 billion baht


paid on November 17, 2021 to expand EXIM Thailand’s role as a Development Bank
<span style="color:#f01d26;">2018</span>
2018

Enactment of EXIM Thailand Act (No. 3), 2018 (B.E. 2561) 


to expand the scope of insurance services to enable EXIM Thailand to efficiently promote and support exporters and investors
<span style="color:#f01d26;">2016</span>
2016

Driving organization transformation

in line with EXIM Thailand’s redefined role and strategies to take part in propelling national strategies and sustainable development

 
<span style="color:#f01d26;">2009</span>
2009

Capital increase of 5 billion baht

under the Strong Thailand Scheme to support the provision of export credit insurance in response to the government’s policy to drive Thai exports
<span style="color:#f01d26;">2008</span>
2008

Capital increase of 1.3 billion baht 

for greater promotion and support of export, import, and domestic and international investment
<span style="color:#f01d26;">1999</span>
1999

Enactment of EXIM Thailand Act (No. 2), 1999 (B.E. 2542)

to expand EXIM Thailand’s objectives and powers enabling it to support Thai outward and domestic direct investments that contribute to foreign exchange savings or earnings
<span style="color:#f01d26;">1998</span>
1998

Capital increase of 4 billion baht 

for liquidity enhancement measures to ensure continued export growth, while most commercial banks stopped expanding credit provision in the aftermath of Thailand facing economic crisis
<span style="color:#f01d26;">1994</span>
1994

Official commencement of operations 

on February 17, 1994 with an initial capital of 2.5 billion baht from the Ministry of Finance
<span style="color:#f01d26;">1993</span>
1993

Establishment of EXIM Thailand

pursuant to EXIM Thailand Act, 1993 (B.E. 2536) as a state-owned specialized financial institution to provide financial facilities in support of international trade and investment