Bangkok: The Social Security Office (SSO) has announced a significant milestone for the Social Security Fund, with accumulated investment funds exceeding 2.9 trillion baht. The focus remains on ensuring stability and generating sustainable returns for insured individuals.

According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Kanjana Poolkaew, Secretary-General of the Social Security Office, highlighted the financial status and investment strategy of the Social Security Fund for 2025. The fund's cumulative investment balance has surpassed 2,859,400 million baht. Contributions from employers, employees, and the government amount to 1,728,722 million baht, while accumulated investment returns total 1,130,678 million baht. By 2025, the fund is projected to generate returns exceeding 80,000 million baht, achieving a 6.1% return on the investment portfolio. The investment approach emphasizes stability, with 69.01% invested in secure securities and 30.99% in riskier securities, distributed between domestic (60.47%) and international (39.53%) investments.

The Workers' Compensation Fund, another key component managed by the Social Security Office, boasts accumulated investments of 88,136 million baht, with net employer contributions at 52,664 million baht and accumulated investment returns of 35,472 million baht. The projected returns for 2025 are over 4,228 million baht, reflecting a 5.68% return on the portfolio. The fund adheres to a policy of strict capital safety, with 81.37% invested in secure securities and 18.63% in riskier options, focusing 71.54% of investments domestically and 28.46% internationally.

Ms. Kanjana Poolkaew concluded by affirming that the Social Security Office's managed funds are stable, compliant with regulations, and aligned with international standards. The management strategy is designed to generate sustainable returns and provide stable welfare for all insured persons.

Source: Thai News Agency