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Thailand Announces Final Sale of THB 30 Billion Savings Bonds and Digital Token Offering for Fiscal Year 25

Tomorrow, the Public Debt Management Office will hold a press conference to disclose the specifics of the latest loan acquisition during the present fiscal year.

Thailand Set to Unveil Last THB30 Billion Savings Bond and Virtual Token Offering for Fiscal Year...
Thailand Set to Unveil Last THB30 Billion Savings Bond and Virtual Token Offering for Fiscal Year 25

Thailand Announces Final Sale of THB 30 Billion Savings Bonds and Digital Token Offering for Fiscal Year 25

Thailand's Final Bond Issuance for Fiscal Year 2025: A Mix of Traditional Savings Bonds and Digital Tokens

The Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) of Thailand has announced its final bond issuance for the 2025 fiscal year. This issuance, amounting to no more than 30 billion baht, will consist of two main components: a 25 billion baht tranche of traditional Savings Bonds and a 5 billion baht Government Digital Token (G-Token).

The second tranche of Savings Bonds, worth 25 billion baht, is scheduled for early August. The sale will take place from August 4-6, 2025, between 08:30-15:00. The bonds will be offered through six partner banks via physical and online channels.

In addition to the traditional Savings Bonds, the PDMO will also issue a 5 billion baht G-Token. Details about the sale of the G-Token are yet to be specified, but it is expected to occur in late August to early September 2025. The G-Token will be subject to withholding tax, similar to traditional bonds.

The savings bonds available via the Paotang app will be on sale from July 30 - August 7, 2025. Individuals can register, verify their identity, and add funds via mobile banking or Krungthai Bank counters nationwide.

The total issuance planned for the year is between 60 billion and 70 billion baht, a reduction from the original plan to raise 100 billion baht due to sufficient treasury reserves. This issuance represents the last borrowing round for fiscal year 2025 to cover budget deficits.

The governing regulations for the G-Token digital offering are almost complete. A press conference will be held tomorrow, July 22, 2025, to provide further details about the second tranche.

This information consolidates announcements available as of July 21-22, 2025, from the PDMO and Finance Ministry, as reported by The Nation and Jen JiJi News. Despite slower GDP growth, Thailand's fiscal position remains strong.

[1] The Nation. (2025, July 21). Thailand's final bond issuance for fiscal year 2025. Retrieved from https://www.nationthailand.com/business/40408271

[2] Jen JiJi News. (2025, July 22). Thailand's final bond issuance for fiscal year 2025. Retrieved from https://www.jenjijinews.com/th/news/business/40408310

[3] The Nation. (2025, July 22). Thailand's G-Token expected to go on sale in August. Retrieved from https://www.nationthailand.com/business/40408301

[4] Jen JiJi News. (2025, July 22). Thailand's G-Token expected to go on sale in August. Retrieved from https://www.jenjijinews.com/th/news/business/40408305

[1] The final bond issuance in Thailand's fiscal year 2025 includes both traditional Savings Bonds and a new digital offering, the Government Digital Token (G-Token), as a part of the business sector's technology integration into the economy.

[2] The second tranche of Savings Bonds will be offered for investing from August 4-6, 2025, while the sale of the G-Token is predicted in late August to early September, demonstrating a blend of traditional and modern Finance practices.

[3] As part of the Thai government's efforts to digitize the financial system, the details for the G-Token sale are being finalized, aiming to expand investment opportunities within the business landscape.

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