KASIKORNBANK Financial Overview
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Highlights of Government Stimulus Plans
Consumption Stimuli
(Increase income/ boost
consumption/ease spending
burden)
Investment Stimuli
(Confidence and
competitiveness enhancement)
Projects/ Campaigns
FY2012 Budget Act (Bt2.38trn)
FY2012: Disbursed = Bt2.1trn or 90.3%
FY2013 Budget Act (Bt2.4trn)
FY2013: Disbursement as of April 2013 = Bt1.4trn or 57.6%
Emergency Decree for Water Resource Management (Bt350bn) *
Disbursement As of April 2013 = 2.9%
Infrastructure Development (around Bt2trn) **
Corporate Income Tax Reduction
(from 30% to 23% in 2012 and to 20% in 2013)
'First-Home' buyer
The National Catastrophe Insurance Fund
The BOT Soft Loans
Bt300 daily minimum wage
Bt15,000 monthly income for civil servants
Rice pledging policy
Performing-debt suspension
'First-Car' buyer
Energy / cost of livings
VAT maintained at 7.0%
2012
Note: * Bt50bn is allocated for short-term / emergency projects, and Bt300bn is allocated for long-term projects, which are in process of Term of Reference (TOR)
** Preliminary data; pending more information from the authorities
Source: Compiled by KResearch, information as of May 2013
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Funding Needed from the Government for Investment Stimuli
1,000
Billion Baht
800
600
300
FY2013 F
■In addition to commercial bank
loan expansion, funding needed
from the government to finance
budget deficit, as well as to invest
in the water resource management
and infrastructure development
projects may affect liquidity in the
system
342.5
400
1.9
200
344
0
FY2012
Economic
Policies
■2013 Budget Act
Budget Deficit
Extra-budget borrowing
Key Points
■FY2013 expenditures set at
Bt2.4trn with a budget deficit of
Bt300bn, compared to Bt2.38trn in
expenditures with a Bt400bn
deficit in FY2012
Implementation Process
FY2013
■ Effective date: announced in the Royal
Gazette on Sep 30, 2012
Possible Impacts/
Expected Budget
■ Government spending help lessen
flood impacts and risks from global
economic uncertainty
■Fiscal discipline to remain manageable
in the near-term; however, continued
debt creation, both from budget and
other borrowings, may impact long-
term fiscal sustainability
Sources: MOF, KResearch (As of May 2013)
Note: FY2012 is actual data, and FY2013 is estimated data
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