The Cabinet, during its meeting on 2 December 2025, approved a major package of relief measures, “Quick Big Win,” to boost the liquidity and reduce production costs for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and also help flood-hit businesses.

The financial package of measures involves 267 billion baht in credit access and credit guarantees provided by seven financial institutions, comprising 217 billion baht in low-interest loans and 50 billion baht in credit guarantees.

The seven financial institutions are as follows:

1. Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Corporation to provide a 50-billion-baht guarantee under the “SMEs Quick Big Win” program;

2. Government Savings Bank to offer 100 billion baht in a low-interest loan program;

3. Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives to provide 80 billion baht in loans for farmers and SMEs in the agriculture sector;

4. Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand to offer a loan program totaling 20 billion baht, covering micro-SMEs (up to 1 million baht each) and general SMEs (up to 30 million baht each);

5. Export-Import Bank of Thailand, to provide a liquidity and export guarantee program totaling 12 billion baht;

6. Islamic Bank of Thailand to provide three billion baht to support Muslim entrepreneurs, producers of halal goods for export, and eco-friendly business operators;

7. Government Housing Bank to offer a two-billion-baht program for home construction, land purchases, and house repairs, as well as loans for real estate developers in the regional areas of the country.

The package of relief measures also includes 60 billion baht in expedited tax refunds for SMEs.

The Government stresses that it aims to ease the country’s economic problems in a systematic manner, saying that the package of relief measures will provide SMEs with easier access to financial sources to help in their business operations.