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SGF Capital Public Company Limited, initially known as Siam General Factoring Public Company Limited until its rebranding in May 2017, stands as a prominent financial institution in Thailand. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Bangkok, the company specializes in providing a diverse range of financial products and services. With its subsidiary, SGF Capital focuses on catering to the financial needs of its clients through various segments including hire purchase, leasing, and car for cash, alongside offering loans tailored to personal needs. Additionally, the company extends its expertise to encompass debt collection services, ensuring comprehensive financial solutions for its clientele.
Under the hire purchase segment, SGF Capital offers options that cater specifically to individuals looking to acquire vehicles without the immediate financial burden of a lump sum payment. This flexibility aids in managing cash flow more efficiently while securing the desired asset.
The leasing service includes terms specifically tailored to support businesses and individuals in accessing vehicles for use over a certain period without owning them, which can offer tax and balance sheet benefits. The "Car for Cash" service, on the other hand, provides a swift way to secure funds by mortgaging a vehicle, hence offering a quick liquidity solution for those in need.
This service caters to individuals and businesses requiring substantial funds, where the mortgaged property acts as security for the loan, typically allowing for lower interest rates and better terms due to the reduced risk for the lender.
SGF Capital's personal loans are designed to meet the immediate financial needs of customers, offering a quick disbursal process without the necessity for collateral. This service is particularly beneficial for covering unexpected expenses or personal investments.
With this service, the company assists clients in managing and recovering debts, leveraging its expertise and strategies to ensure optimal results. This not only helps in maintaining cash flow but also reduces the financial strain of uncollected debts.