JMT Opens Debt Settlement Centers, Elevates Role as Financial Recovery Partner with 9 Billion Baht Collection Target

JMT Network Services Public Company (JMT) outlined its 2025 strategic direction on May 8, with CEO Sutthirak Traichiraparorn announcing the company's evolution from managing non-performing debt to becoming a comprehensive 'Financial Recovery Partner.' Over its 32-year history, JMT has prioritized helping customers negotiate debt and develop personalized financial plans, successfully returning over one million accounts to the financial system.

Recognizing that Thailand's economic vulnerability and debt problems require more than traditional debt collection, JMT launched the JMT by Jai debt settlement centers as comprehensive financial recovery hubs. These centers provide individual debt analysis, restructuring negotiations, customized payment terms, and long-term financial counseling to build customer confidence in seeking solutions.

The company has expanded to 41 settlement centers nationwide to improve service accessibility and customer confidence. JMT also advanced its digital platform through the Jaii-Dee app, enabling customers to check balances, make online payments, and conduct transactions 24/7, with over 200,000 active users. A dedicated Call Center at 1527 provides direct consultation and coordination.

As of end-2024, JMT Group and JK AMC managed approximately 574,000 million baht in non-performing debt, targeting 9 billion baht in cash collection for 2025 compared to 8,407 million baht in 2024. CEO Sutthirak concluded that addressing debt means helping people rebuild their financial lives, ultimately strengthening Thailand's economy and ensuring JMT's sustainable growth alongside national recovery.