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Krungthai Card

Krungthai Card (SET: KTC) is Thailand's largest listed credit-card, consumer-finance operator, majority-owned by Krungthai Bank. FY2024 revenue ~THB 25B, net profit ~THB 7B. Product stack: personal loans, credit cards (domestic, international travel), car title loans, adjacent consumer services. KTC is the cleanest listed exposure to the Thai consumer-credit cycle — disciplined underwriting, collections have outperformed peer operators through multiple cycles.

Snapshot

Headline numbers a buyer checks first.

FY2024 revenue

~THB 25B

FY2024

FY2024 net profit

~THB 7B

FY2024

Parent

Krungthai Bank (majority)

Current

Listing

SET: KTC

2002

What this company actually does

KTC runs Thailand's largest listed consumer-finance, credit-card business. Credit cards (domestic, international-travel branded) generate interchange, interest revenue; personal loans (KTC KHUM) and KTC Proud (cash advance) serve mass-market consumer borrowing needs; car title loans (KTC P Berm) serve subprime-adjacent secured lending. Majority ownership by Krungthai Bank (state-linked KTB) provides funding, regulatory, treasury support; independent listing provides capital-markets access.[]

Strategically, KTC's advantage is disciplined underwriting through cycles. Thailand's 88-91% household-debt-to-GDP ratio creates persistent credit stress; KTC's NPL ratios, loan-loss provisioning have historically outperformed peer consumer-finance operators. For investors, KTC is the cleanest listed exposure to Thai consumer-credit cycle beta — with historical ROE that matches or beats most SET-listed banks.[]

KTC FY2024 Form 56-1
Data as of: FY2024

Product lines

Credit cards

KTC credit card franchise

Core product: domestic and international-travel branded credit cards. Generates interchange (merchant fee) and revolving-interest revenue. FY2024 card receivables approximately $1.45B. BOT DSR guidance constrains new-card origination at elevated household-debt ratios.

Personal loans

KTC KHUM and KTC Proud

KTC KHUM is an unsecured personal-instalment loan product; KTC Proud is a cash-advance facility. Combined personal-loan receivables approximately $2.03B. Higher yield than credit cards; higher NPL risk in consumer-stress cycles.

Secured lending

KTC P Berm car title loans

Vehicle-title secured lending targeting sub-prime adjacent borrowers. Competes with Ngern Tid Lor and Srisawad Group. Secured structure moderates loss-given-default but borrower profile carries elevated default probability in income-shock scenarios.

Parent

Krungthai Bank group

KTB majority ownership provides funding access at bank cost-of-funds, treasury support, and branch-network referrals. Independent SET listing enables capital-markets access and shareholder discipline independent of KTB's own capital needs.

Thai consumer finance peer comparison

Key metrics, FY2024

Krungthai Card (KTC)

Ticker

KTC

FY2024 revenue

~ $724.6M

Net profit

~ $202.9M

Primary product

Credit cards, personal loans

Ngern Tid Lor

Ticker

TIDLOR

FY2024 revenue

~ $434.8M

Net profit

~ $101.4M

Primary product

Car title, nano-finance

Aeon Thailand

Ticker

AEONTS

FY2024 revenue

~ $347.8M

Net profit

~ $58M

Primary product

Credit cards, personal loans

Srisawad Corp

Ticker

SAWAD

FY2024 revenue

~ $289.9M

Net profit

~ $58M

Primary product

Car title, motorcycle title

Key drivers 2025-2026

Credit quality

NPL cycle management

Thai household debt at 88-91% GDP is structurally elevated. KTC's underwriting discipline — tighter DSR limits, faster collections — is the investment thesis. Any deterioration in NPL ratios signals macro spillover into KTC's prime consumer segment.

Competition

Virtual bank entrants

Five Thai virtual bank licences awarded 2024 (Gulf KBank, VGI SCBX, Ascend, MOSHI, etc.). Digital banks competing for unsecured personal credit will test KTC's distribution advantage and pricing power through 2026-2027 ramp-up.

Regulation

BOT DSR and credit-cap guidance

BOT macro-prudential Debt Service Ratio (DSR) guidance constrains new unsecured credit origination for borrowers above the 70% DSR threshold. Rule tightening compresses KTC's addressable new-customer origination pool.

Watchpoints

NPL ratio, loan-loss provisioning

Leading indicator of consumer-credit cycle stress; KTC historically outperforms peers on discipline.

Credit card, personal loan volume split

Product-mix evolution as BOT macro-prudential DSR guidance tightens.

Virtual bank competitive response

Whether incoming digital banks take share from KTC on unsecured consumer credit.

Car title loan book growth

Subprime-adjacent; Ngern Tid Lor, Srisawad competition; regulatory attention rising.

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Parent

Krungthai Bank

KTB is majority owner.

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Competitor

LINE BK

Digital bank competing for unsecured consumer credit.

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Sector peer

Bangkok Bank PromptPay Implementation (BBL)

Bangkok Bank’s PromptPay integration as a top-5 Thai commercial bank, handling real-time retail and corporate interbank transfers on the ITMX PromptPay rail.

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Sources + data provenance

Every filing, filing-adjacent register, or trusted industry source cited in this profile.

Krungthai Card (SET: KTC) FY2024 Form 56-1

Publisher

Krungthai Card PCL

Grade

Primary

As of

2025-03-31

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