On June 26, 2025, the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will officially launch the “Corporate Value Enhancement Program for Listed Companies,” also known as the “Jump+ Project.” This initiative is seen as a vital hope for investors, especially during periods when the Thai stock market is languishing, investor confidence is low, and participation is waning.
The Jump+ Project aims to elevate the attractiveness of Thailand’s capital market, positioning it as a leading investment destination in the region. One of the core strategies involves making Thai listed companies (PLC) more appealing by encouraging them to formulate strategic plans and execute actions that boost corporate value, including generating substantial returns for shareholders.
Jump+ focuses on strengthening the corporate value of PLCs, which is crucial for propelling and enhancing the competitiveness of Thailand’s capital market. The program targets 50-100 companies to participate in its inaugural year.
The objectives are to promote the creation of a Value Enhancement Plan (Jump+ Plan) by listed companies, which must comprehensively cover growth strategies, governance improvement plans, and sustainability initiatives. Additionally, the program encourages consistent communication with investors about the progress of these Jump+ Plans, as well as broadening corporate visibility through various channels.
Participating companies are required to develop a Jump+ Plan for 2026-2028, consisting of:
1) Business Growth and Value Enhancement Plan
2) Governance Improvement Plan
3) Carbon Management Strategy
To support the formulation of Jump+ Plans, companies will be subsidized for hiring advisors, with funding provided by the Capital Market Development Fund (CMDF). In cases where companies wish to hire an advisor under the SET’s subsidize program, only those on the project’s official Advisory List can be engaged.
Jump+ is not just a blueprint for corporate development; it is also a confidence-building tool for investors and an essential move to improve the competitiveness and visibility of Thailand’s stock market at both regional and global levels.
