Stock Exchange of Thailand Unveils Ambitious Three-Year Strategic Blueprint
SET sets out a comprehensive 2025-2027 roadmap to broaden investment access, strengthen market growth and accelerate sustainable capital market development
The Stock Exchange of Thailand has rolled out an expansive three-year strategic plan for 2025 to 2027 designed to deepen market participation, enhance capital formation and fortify the Thai capital market’s resilience amid shifting global economic forces.
The roadmap, anchored in the principle of “Fair & Inclusive Growth,” seeks to create broader opportunities for investors and issuers alike, streamline access to investment products, and bolster Thailand’s position as a compelling financial centre in the region.
Under the strategy, SET will focus on three flagship initiatives that aim to drive both supply and demand in the market.
The first is the Jump+ programme, which is intended to accelerate the growth trajectories of listed companies by helping them build operational excellence, embed environmental, social and governance practices, and adopt advanced analytical tools including artificial intelligence.
A second pillar is the introduction of a Bond Connect platform to make government bond investment more readily accessible to retail investors and the general public, stimulating broader participation in fixed income markets.
The third initiative will develop a robust carbon market platform to support trading in carbon credits and drive participation in sustainability-linked financial activity.
SET President Asadej Kongsiri emphasised that the plan responds to persistent challenges such as demographic shifts, geopolitical uncertainty, evolving digital technologies and global sustainability trends.
The strategy not only focuses on growth and inclusion but also on enhancing trust and confidence in the capital market ecosystem by adopting modern surveillance tools and strengthening market infrastructure.
This three-year strategic blueprint reflects Thailand’s determination to expand opportunities in capital markets for a wide range of participants, from individual investors to corporate issuers, while positioning the nation’s financial markets for long-term competitiveness and resilient economic development.