On July 17, 2023, Thailand's National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) disclosed the assets and liabilities of former members of parliament (MPs), Thammanat Prompao and Chada Thaiseth.

 

Thammanat, an ex-MP of Phayao province from the Palang Pracharath Party, reported assets totaling over 1 billion baht, including 17 houses, 20 vehicles, predominantly luxury cars, reported Siam Rath.

 

Chada, a former MP of Uthai Thani province from the Thai Pride Party, declared assets worth 147 million baht.

 

Among his possessions are 5 cars, 7 motorcycles, 214 cows, 132 buffalos, 2 horses, and 18 sacred amulets.

 

The NACC published these accounts as part of a wider investigation into former MPs who left office between February 28 and March 20, 2023.

 

This ongoing transparency effort is designed to combat corruption and maintain political accountability.

 

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1 minute ago, webfact said:

"and 18 sacred amulets."

Are these high ticket items? If so, what makes them sacred and can I turn cheap amulets into sacred amulets so I can make a bundle selling them?

Wealthy with Assets Worth Over 1 Billion Baht: Thammanat Reports His Fortune, 2 Wives, and 7 Luxury Cars

 

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The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) revealed the assets and liabilities of former Member of Parliament, Thammanat Promphao.

 

The report covered the period from February 28th to March 17th and March 20th, 2566. Thammasat, a former member of the Palang Pracharat Party, disclosed his marital status with Mrs. Orisara Prompha and mentioned his cohabitation with his wife, Miss Thanaphorn Srisirirat.

 

He acknowledged having two legally registered children and five children who were not officially registered but were supported and recognized by him, reported Daily News.

 

Thammanat's total assets amounted to 1,043,096,356 Baht. His portion included 802,149,770 Baht in assets and 76,265,801 Baht in liabilities. Mrs. Orisara possessed assets worth 187,564,310 Baht and liabilities of 8,814,554 Baht. Miss Thanaphorn had assets valued at 108,021,974 Baht and liabilities of 3,260,821 Baht.

 

Additionally, the assets of their underage children amounted to 53,382,275 Baht.

 

Notable assets owned by Thammanat included deposits totaling 166,662,833 Baht, 79 plots of land worth 281,940,955 Baht located in Bangkok, Pathum Thani, Nakhon Pathom, Phayao, Lopburi, and Ubon Ratchathani provinces, 17 houses and structures worth 52,311,837 Baht (with a residence in Mueang District, Phayao valued at 34,575,860 Baht), 20 vehicles worth 46,450,000 Baht (including a Rolls-Royce purchased in 2019 for 17,000,000 Baht), rights and investments worth 96,167,144 Baht, and other assets worth 147,467,000 Baht, mostly comprising jewelry and royal paraphernalia, including a 12.35-carat diamond crown won by Miss Thanaphorn in the Miss Thailand pageant in 2016.

 

Thammanat, in his declaration, disclosed an annual income of 4,962,720 Baht. This includes earnings derived from parliamentary responsibilities and consulting services, amounting to 1,362,720 Baht, as well as rental income totaling 3,600,000 Baht.

 

Conversely, his yearly expenses sum up to 40,801,904 Baht, comprising substantial bank loans of 13,546,800 Baht, insurance premiums of 9,255,104 Baht, and significant expenditures associated with supporting his family and children, totaling 18,000,000 Baht.

 

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I’ve said it before, trading in flour and related products is very profitable. 

 

Now excuse me, must pop to the bathroom, I’m feeling a bit nauseous for some reason. 

No mention of a pile of Charlie or any elephants to trumpet about ????

Man, he must be a hard worker to accumulate this much wealth! Even after three years out for jail time!????

Probably they did not earn all that money with working..Hw can peple have so much money if it is earned honestly.. O yeah I forgot Thammant sold flour or sugar in Australia and Chad?? form what i heard of my partner everybody around Uthai Thani knows that he business like Thammanat too... already inherited form his father

9 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

No mention of a pile of Charlie or any elephants to trumpet about ????

Don't know about Charlie? I thought he specialized in Harry!

1 hour ago, HappyExpat57 said:

Are these high ticket items? If so, what makes them sacred and can I turn cheap amulets into sacred amulets so I can make a bundle selling them?

A very much reserved occupation.......

Boggles the minds really, leaving all these fleshy, in your face assets in the open, not even trying to hide it, i mean we all know that this country is rife with shameless corruption but some of those corrupt guys take it to a whole new level.

hard work doesnt pay in Thailand.

 

Crime, cronyism and nepotism on the other hand....

One or two wives.

 

Two or five children.

 

 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

hammanat, in his declaration, disclosed an annual income of 4,962,720 Baht. This includes earnings derived from parliamentary responsibilities and consulting services, amounting to 1,362,720 Baht

"Consulting services"? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 hour ago, ezzra said:

Boggles the minds really, leaving all these fleshy, in your face assets in the open, not even trying to hide it, i mean we all know that this country is rife with shameless corruption but some of those corrupt guys take it to a whole new level.

Sure and this guy would be the all time poster boy manic to be important, manic for others to see how wealthy he is.

 

A Thai man I know of the same, he's an English coversation teacher, not very good at it, doesn't teach English writing because he can't write English sentences. 

 

Bores his Thai students every day with new/old big photos on the class room walls of luxury houses and expensive cars he claims to own.

 

And he makes sure they all get mentioned during his class.

 

Supposed to teach English conversation but there's no 2 way conversation, just his self agranisment.

 

Years ago he borrowed 10M Baht from a very naive farang, never been repaid. 

 

Farang is very wealthy. Also years back the Thai I'm important guy went to farangs house and said 'my car has been stolen', so naive farang gave him the keys to his expensive close to new BMW, 'here, use this until the police find your car'. He never had a car.

 

Years later still using the BMW, even using an oil company fleet card to refill the tank. 

 

 

No point in having it if you do not use it all up !

24 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

No point in having it if you do not use it all up !

 

die in debt - make a profit!!

Now lets take a look at a few of the generals assets pre and post coup?

8 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

No point in having it if you do not use it all up !

or as once said....dying rich is dumb.  Blow it ALL.

5 hours ago, bob smith said:

hard work doesnt pay in Thailand.

 

Crime, cronyism and nepotism on the other hand....

good friends and good connections associated with corruption appear to do the job here ... and no investigation underway

 

"214 cows, 132 buffalos"?

The man can leave the village but you can't take the village out of the man. 

 

5 hours ago, bamnutsak said:

One or two wives.

 

Two or five children.

 

 

"Consulting services"? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Consulting or cronyism with personal power (tell me what you want, I WILL make it happen)?

It's a sickness, a mental illness, isn't it. No-one needs that amount of money, that number of cars etc. 

4 hours ago, nikmar said:

die in debt - make a profit!!

And leave the debt problem to your family to take care of and become poor.

 

Not good advice.

8 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

Probably they did not earn all that money with working..Hw can peple have so much money if it is earned honestly.. O yeah I forgot Thammant sold flour or sugar in Australia and Chad?? form what i heard of my partner everybody around Uthai Thani knows that he business like Thammanat too... already inherited form his father

Money makes money, mostly faster than hard work, except hard graft

So many buffaloes. They all voted for him.

7 hours ago, ezzra said:

Boggles the minds really, leaving all these fleshy, in your face assets in the open, not even trying to hide it, i mean we all know that this country is rife with shameless corruption but some of those corrupt guys take it to a whole new level.

misunderstanding, these are only the few he declared. Rest is in Liechtenburg, Switzerstein or Luxemhamas somewhere. But where is the flourmill? Was it confiscated in Oz?  

I will call Biden, he has concurrency.

If Prawit becomes PM this guy jumps up the food chain.

6 hours ago, bob smith said:

hard work doesnt pay in Thailand.

 

Crime, cronyism and nepotism on the other hand....

This. ☝️

I still haven't worked out why he was not charged with standing as an MP while he may not have been eligible. Criminal record and fake degree. He must have known these may have got him disqualified.

 

I have now worked it out: he was a member of the right party!

8 hours ago, jacko45k said:

A very much reserved occupation.......

Reserved for Thais only