MFC Asset Management is targeting double-digit annual growth in assets under management (AUM) under a long-term strategy to reinforce its position as Thailand's leading investment innovator, while supporting the government's financial initiatives.Managing director Thanachot Rungsitthiwat said the company aims to increase AUM from around 600 billion baht to a long-term target of 1 trillion baht under its five-year business plan.
While market conditions remain uncertain, MFC believes its innovation-driven approach, strong investment performance and expanding distribution network will support sustainable growth.
"Our priority is not simply growing AUM, but also helping investors achieve attractive returns and build long-term wealth," said Mr Thanachot, stressing that strong investment outcomes create trust, which ultimately drives sustainable business growth.
Describing the first-quarter financial performance as solid, he said MFC wants to maintain that momentum throughout the year. Although management remains cautious about forecasting market conditions for the second half of 2026, its new products and investment themes should continue to attract investor interest, noted Mr Thanachot.
The company said it has built a reputation as a first mover in Thailand's asset management industry, launching funds linked to global investment trends such as renewable energy, artificial intelligence, digital assets, Bitcoin, metaverse-related technologies, private credit and private infrastructure.
