JMT Network Services Public Company Limited, or JMT, has confirmed its cash collection target for this year at 9 billion baht, even though flooding in Bangkok and surrounding provinces has affected some of its cash collection. Chief Executive Officer Suthirak Traichira-arporn said the impact is only short-term and is expected to take about one month to recover, similar to past flooding in Hat Yai and Chiang Rai. The company has prepared measures to assist affected customers, allowing them to request deferred installments or reduced installment amounts on outstanding balances at their convenience. As for overall operating results in the third quarter of 2026, they are expected to be better than the second quarter of 2026, as there are no seasonal pressures, and the company confirmed that performance has already passed its lowest point in the previous quarter. Meanwhile, bidding to purchase non-performing loans from financial institutions is continuing as normal, currently in the bid submission stage, and has not been affected by the flooding in any way.
JMT Network Services Public Company LimitedJMT confirmed its 9 billion baht cash collection target and expects Q3 2026 results to improve over Q2, with NPL bidding continuing normally despite flooding.
