JMT to buy B3bn of car scheme debts | Bangkok Post: business

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JMT to buy B3bn of car scheme debts

JMT Network Services, a debt collection and management company, has revised its revenue growth target to 25-30% from 15% on rising bad loans under the first-time car buyer scheme.

"The distressed debt portfolio will definitely increase, mainly from the first-car scheme," said chief executive Piya Pong-acha.

The company plans to purchase 10 billion baht worth of distressed debt this year, with bad assets from first-car buyers making up 3 billion baht.

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