NACC Discloses PM and His Spouse's Combined Net Worth of ฿1.02 Billion
According to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC), Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and his wife, Dr. Pakpilai, have a combined net worth of Bt1.02 billion.
PM Thavisin's assets total Bt659.4 million, encompassing cash, bank deposits, investments, real estate in Bangkok and Hua Hin, an Aston Martin DB5, an extensive watch collection with a noteworthy Patek Philippe timepiece, rare Buddha amulets, a gold chain, and an expensive suitcase.
His annual earnings are around Bt253 million, derived from gifts from his children, a salary with bonuses, a pension, a provident fund, digital asset returns, and retirement pay. His yearly personal and family expenses, including supporting his mother and donations, amount to roughly Bt36.5 million.
Dr. Pakpilai's wealth stands at Bt361 million, with liquid assets, variety of investments, three vehicles, a significant watch collection, numerous luxury bags including a Hermes Birkin, and valuable jewelry and amulets.
Furthermore, the NACC revealed that the Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovations, Supamas Isarabhakdi, and her spouse possess assets valued at Bt1.531 billion, with Minister Isarabhakdi personally holding Bt152 million, which covers bank savings, property, a residential home, watches, and designer bags.
His annual earnings are around Bt253 million, derived from gifts from his children, a salary with bonuses, a pension, a provident fund, digital asset returns, and retirement pay. His yearly personal and family expenses, including supporting his mother and donations, amount to roughly Bt36.5 million.
Dr. Pakpilai's wealth stands at Bt361 million, with liquid assets, variety of investments, three vehicles, a significant watch collection, numerous luxury bags including a Hermes Birkin, and valuable jewelry and amulets.
Furthermore, the NACC revealed that the Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovations, Supamas Isarabhakdi, and her spouse possess assets valued at Bt1.531 billion, with Minister Isarabhakdi personally holding Bt152 million, which covers bank savings, property, a residential home, watches, and designer bags.
