Thai Credit Bank Provides Comprehensive Support to OTOP Entrepreneurs with Business Knowledge, Financial Skills, including Loans for Sustainable Growth

Thai Credit Bank Provides Comprehensive Support to OTOP Entrepreneurs with Business Knowledge, Financial Skills, including Loans for Sustainable Growth

Thai Credit Bank Public Company Limited has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting small entrepreneurs and OTOP (One Tambon One Product) operators comprehensively through the "Tang To Know-how: Opening the World of Community Business - Giving Wings to Success for OTOP Entrepreneurs" program. The event was successfully held on Friday, March 21, 2025, at Convention Room 2, Topland Hotel, Phitsanulok Province, with Mr. Songpol Wichaikhatka, Deputy Governor of Phitsanulok Province, presiding over the opening ceremony.

The training was attended by over 100 OTOP entrepreneurs from Phitsanulok Province. The content covered five key areas such as analyzing and planning community business development, enhancing business image for sustainability, designing product and business communications, utilizing both offline and online sales channels, and managing business finances systematically, including capital management and access to funding sources. All of these topics were delivered through workshops, case studies, and experience sharing.

As a special highlight, Thai Credit Bank's Phitsanulok Branch introduced "OTOP Entrepreneur Loans" which are tailored to meet the specific needs of local entrepreneurs. These loans help to promote sustainable growth of local wisdom, enhance competitive capabilities, and create financial liquidity for businesses. Entrepreneurs can use the funds to expand their businesses as they need, whether for product development, expanding production capacity, or increasing marketing channels.

The "Tang To Know-how" project is one of Thai Credit Bank's social initiatives that has been continuously implemented for nine years, reflecting the bank's operational philosophy under the concept of "Everyone Matters" which aims to ensure that everyone has equal and fair access to financial services.