Head of Research, Krungthai XSpring

Waraporn Wiboonkanarak

Head of Research

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Krungthai XSpring

Krungthai XSpring is a full service broker. The company provides a wide range of investment services such as Securities Brokerage, Derivative Agent Business, Securities Borrowing and Lending, Securities Trading, Underwriting, Financial Advisory, Wealth Advisory, Private Fund Management and International Markets Securities Trading. 

In terms of credibility, Fitch Ratings has assigned Krunghtai XSpring a long-term rating of AA- and a national short-term rating of F1+ with stable outlook.

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<ul><li>We remain confident that continued global technological advancements will remain a key driver for the technology sector in 2026, as corporate clients continue to upgrade their internal technology infrastructure to keep pace with rapidly evolving customer needs.</li><li>The planned rollout of virtual banks in mid-year is expected to provide another important tailwind for the sector, as companies will have further opportunities to participate in and co-develop these initiatives in the future.</li><li>INFINITAS believes that AI will play a crucial role in the future across two key areas.</li></ul>

We remain confident that continued global technological advancements will remain a key driver for the technology sector in 2026, as corporate clients continue to upgrade their internal technology infrastructure to keep pace with rapidly evolving customer needs.The planned rollout of virtual banks in mid-year is expected to provide another important tailwind for the sector, as companies will have further opportunities to participate in and co-develop these initiatives in the future.INFINITAS believes that AI will play a crucial role in the future across two key areas.

Technology: Key Takeaways From The KTX Seminar: Beyond Banking

<ul><li>If the MPC keeps the policy rate unchanged, the baht is likely to appreciate against the US dollar (Figure 3), driven by a wider yield differential between Thailand and the US as the US cuts rates while Thailand holds steady.</li><li>We therefore recommend ‘trading’, focusing on high-dividend stocks as a buffer against valuation-driven corrections, namely THANI (KTX fair price: Bt2.30), supported by a strong balance sheet, low D/E of around 2x, and a dividend yield of about 5.2%, and ADVANC (KTX fair price: Bt346), a defensive stock with a dividend yield of around 5.0%.</li><li>The MPC meeting on December 17 reflects a close balance between supporting vulnerable groups and preserving monetary policy effectiveness.</li></ul>

If the MPC keeps the policy rate unchanged, the baht is likely to appreciate against the US dollar (Figure 3), driven by a wider yield differential between Thailand and the US as the US cuts rates while Thailand holds steady.We therefore recommend ‘trading’, focusing on high-dividend stocks as a buffer against valuation-driven corrections, namely THANI (KTX fair price: Bt2.30), supported by a strong balance sheet, low D/E of around 2x, and a dividend yield of about 5.2%, and ADVANC (KTX fair price: Bt346), a defensive stock with a dividend yield of around 5.0%.The MPC meeting on December 17 reflects a close balance between supporting vulnerable groups and preserving monetary policy effectiveness.

KTX AHEAD: MPC Rate Cut/Hold Odds Are Close, With A Slight Bias Toward A Hold

<ul><li>Asian bourses closed mixed despite gains in the US market, while the SET fluctuated within a narrow range before slipping back to the 1,300-point level.</li><li>The recent decline in the index is viewed as profit-taking amid light trading volume and the absence of heavy selling pressure on large-cap stocks that could dampen sentiment.</li><li>We expect the index to edge down only slightly, as selling pressure remains limited and buying interest in large-cap stocks persists.</li></ul>

Asian bourses closed mixed despite gains in the US market, while the SET fluctuated within a narrow range before slipping back to the 1,300-point level.The recent decline in the index is viewed as profit-taking amid light trading volume and the absence of heavy selling pressure on large-cap stocks that could dampen sentiment.We expect the index to edge down only slightly, as selling pressure remains limited and buying interest in large-cap stocks persists.

Krungthai XSpring Technical Eng. November 12, 2025

<ul><li>Asian bourses surged as optimism grew that the US government shutdown might soon end, while investors shifted their focus to 3Q25 earnings results and economic stimulus measures.</li><li>The index continued to hover around the 1,300-point level, forming a solid base.</li><li>Hence, we maintain a buy-on-dip strategy, acknowledging that subdued trading volume may lead to continued short-term fluctuations.</li></ul>

Asian bourses surged as optimism grew that the US government shutdown might soon end, while investors shifted their focus to 3Q25 earnings results and economic stimulus measures.The index continued to hover around the 1,300-point level, forming a solid base.Hence, we maintain a buy-on-dip strategy, acknowledging that subdued trading volume may lead to continued short-term fluctuations.

Krungthai XSpring Technical Eng. November 11, 2025

<ul><li>Concerns that the AI sector may be entering a bubble phase, triggering selling pressure on the SET.</li><li>The index has yet to establish a clear pattern of sustained recovery, continuing to move sideways.</li><li>We maintain our “buy-on-dip” strategy, expecting the support zone to hold and offer a potential rebound opportunity.</li></ul>

Concerns that the AI sector may be entering a bubble phase, triggering selling pressure on the SET.The index has yet to establish a clear pattern of sustained recovery, continuing to move sideways.We maintain our “buy-on-dip” strategy, expecting the support zone to hold and offer a potential rebound opportunity.

Krungthai XSpring Technical Eng. November 10, 2025

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Technology: Key Takeaways From The KTX Seminar: Beyond Banking

We remain confident that continued global technological advancements will remain a key driver for the technology sector in 2026, as corporate...

Krungthai XSpring

KTX AHEAD: MPC Rate Cut/Hold Odds Are Close, With A Slight Bias Toward A Hold

The MPC meeting on December 17 reflects a close balance between supporting vulnerable groups and preserving monetary policy effectiveness.

Krungthai XSpring

Krungthai XSpring Technical Eng. November 12, 2025

Asian bourses closed mixed despite gains in the US market, while the SET fluctuated within a narrow range before slipping back to the 1,300-point...

Krungthai XSpring

Krungthai XSpring Technical Eng. November 11, 2025

Asian bourses surged as optimism grew that the US government shutdown might soon end, while investors shifted their focus to 3Q25 earnings results...

Krungthai XSpring

Krungthai XSpring Technical Eng. November 10, 2025

Concerns that the AI sector may be entering a bubble phase, triggering selling pressure on the SET. The index has yet to establish a clear pattern...

Krungthai XSpring

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