Bangkok: The Cabinet has given the green light for the repayment of the rehabilitation fund loans, specifically FIDF1 and FIDF3, amounting to a total of 13,820 million baht, covering both principal and interest.

According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, the deputy government spokesman, announced that the cabinet has sanctioned the transfer of funds from the Financial Institutions Development Fund into a savings account. This transfer is intended for repaying the principal of loans taken to offset damages to the Financial Institutions Development Fund in the fiscal year 2025. The repayment amount, totaling 13,820 million baht, will be transferred gradually as per the fund's liquidity.

In May 2025, the Fund received substantial dividends from Krungthai Bank Public Company Limited and Bangkok Commercial Asset Management Public Company Limited, amounting to 12,409 million baht. Additionally, a share from the assets of bankrupt financial institutions contributed another 1,411 million baht, bringing the total to 13,820 million baht. Consequently, the Fund proposed to the Cabinet to approve the transfer of these funds to repay the principal and interest of FIDF1 and FIDF3 for the fiscal year 2025. The proposal includes the gradual transfer of these funds into the savings account, aligned with the Fund's liquidity status.