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Jaymart Group Holdings Public Company Limited

Thailand · SET: JMART.BK · Market cap: · P/E: · P/S:

Jaymart sells mobile phones, gadgets, and IT products in Thailand, and also runs a growing consumer finance business that lends to shoppers who buy on credit.

Jaymart started as a mall kiosk chain selling mobile phones and has grown into one of Thailand's biggest gadget retailers, selling phones, tablets, accessories, and IT products both in its own shops and wholesale to other merchants. Walk into a Thai shopping mall and there's a good chance you'll see its bright Jaymart store. The retail side is simple: customers pay cash or use installment plans, and Jaymart makes money on the markup from phone makers and distributors.

Jaymart Group Holdings Public Company Limited (JMART.BK) Mobile phones and accessories retail: line art illustration of A smartphone on display stand inside a Jaymart retail store shelf with price tag
Mobile phone retail
Jaymart sells mobile phones and accessories through its Jaymart Mobile shops.

The interesting part is what Jaymart does with all those customers who can't pay upfront. Instead of just selling a phone and waving goodbye, the company built a lending arm that finances the purchase and collects interest over time. This turns a low-margin retail business into something closer to a bank — the phone is the hook, and the credit is where the real money comes from. That lending operation is a key profit driver and a big reason investors pay attention to the stock. Jaymart has also branched into related businesses over the years, including a stake in a fintech venture, and it has used its free cash flow to expand its store network and grow its loan book. The catch is that lending carries risk: if borrowers struggle to repay during tough economic times, the company takes the hit. Thailand's household debt is among the highest in Asia, which makes this a real concern, not a hypothetical one.


The business sits between two worlds — retail and finance — and that mix is both its strength and its vulnerability. When phone sales are strong and borrowers pay on time, the model hums. When consumer spending slows or loans go bad, the retail side gets squeezed and the finance side gets hurt at the same time. That double exposure is the main thing to understand about Jaymart.

Saved answer · last researched 12 Nov 2026