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Allianz Ayudhya Capital Public Company Limited

AYUD.BKTHB
42.00+31.6%1Y · THB

Allianz Ayudhya Capital Public Company Limited is an investment holding company that provides non-life insurance products in Thailand. It operates through three segments: Non-Life Insurance Business, Investment Business, and Service Business. The company offers fire, marine, motor, health and personal accident, and miscellaneous insurance products, and also provides health services. Formerly known as Sri Ayudhya Capital Public Company Limited, it changed its name to Allianz Ayudhya Capital Public Company Limited in April 2019. Incorporated in 1950, it is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.

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Climate Adaptation & Water

Insurers and life insurers roll out premium payment relief measures to help flood-affected customers

Several life and non-life insurance companies have gradually announced relief measures for customers affected by flooding in various provinces across the country, including relaxed premium payment terms, waivers of interest and fees, and expedited claim payouts. Allianz Ayudhya Assurance introduced relief measures for life, health, and personal accident policies whose premiums fall due between September 1 and December 31, 2026, allowing lapsed policies to be renewed or reinstated within six months, along with waivers of interest and medical examinations. Thai Life Insurance extended its premium payment grace period to 60 days for policyholders whose premiums are due between September 20 and December 31, 2026, while Krungthai-AXA Life Insurance extended its premium payment grace period from 31 days to 91 days for policies with premiums due in the same period. Sara Lamsam, Chief Executive Officer of Muang Thai Life Assurance, said the company had extended its premium payment grace period by another 60 days, along with waivers of interest and medical examinations for policies due between September 20 and December 31, 2026. On the non-life side, Indara Insurance introduced relief measures for customers across all types of insurance, including towing and vehicle recovery services, a 60-day extension of the premium payment grace period for policies due between September 24 and October 31, 2026, and expedited preliminary claim payouts within seven business days, capped at 20,000 baht. Allianz Ayudhya General Insurance, meanwhile, is preparing its claims operations so that customers can submit documents online for auto, home, and property insurance, with claims payable within three days if the documents are complete.
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Allianz Ayudhya Assurance Public Company Limited · Regulation · Positive Allianz Ayudhya Assurance introduced relief measures for flood-affected policyholders, including relaxed premium terms and waivers, a regulatory/relief action.
INSURE.BK · Regulation · Neutral Indara Insurance introduced flood relief measures including grace-period extension and expedited claim payouts, a relief action with ambiguous effect on the insurer.
TLI.BK · Regulation · Neutral Thai Life Insurance extended its premium payment grace period to 60 days for flood-affected policyholders, a relief measure with ambiguous financial impact.
Krungthai-AXA Life Insurance PCL · Regulation · Neutral Krungthai-AXA Life extended its premium grace period from 31 to 91 days for flood-affected customers, a relief measure with ambiguous impact.
Muang Thai Life Assurance Public Company Limited · Regulation · Neutral Muang Thai Life Assurance extended premium grace periods and waived interest/fees for flood-affected policyholders, a relief action with ambiguous effect.
AYUD.BK · Regulation · Neutral Allianz Ayudhya units announced flood relief measures (premium grace periods, fee waivers, expedited claims), a regulatory/consumer-relief action with mixed financial impact.
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TRUE launches eSIM GO Travel MyPlan packages starting at an average of 11 baht per day

True Corporation has launched an upgraded version of its eSIM GO Travel MyPlan roaming package, letting travelers on any network use it without swapping out their primary SIM. It adds two options: GO UNLIMITED for those who want continuous data, and GO FLEXY for those who want to choose the number of days and data volume to suit each trip, starting at an average of just 11 baht per day. Ms. Putthipha Chiantachakul, Head of International Business at True Corporation, said the Customized Travel Connectivity concept lets customers choose the country, number of days, and data package themselves. Both packages cover destinations on every continent worldwide through a network of more than 700 partners, support 5G, and include a free 2GB of internet for use in Thailand. There are also privileges from leading partners, such as free travel insurance from FWD Life Insurance and Allianz Ayudhya, Red Carpet service from AirAsia, a 40% discount on round-trip airport transfer service from Grab, and discount coupons from leading overseas stores. True has also appointed Jean-Ruechathorn Kittipornpanich as a Brand Ambassador under the concept GO your way, stand out just right. Customers on any network can buy, register, and install the eSIM themselves via QR Code around the clock, with the day count starting when they first connect to a network while abroad.
TRUE.BK · Technology · Positive True launched an upgraded eSIM GO Travel MyPlan roaming package with GO UNLIMITED and GO FLEXY options supporting 5G.
AYUD.BK · Demand · Positive Allianz Ayudhya offers free travel insurance as a partner privilege in True's eSIM GO Travel packages.
GRAB · Demand · Positive Grab provides a 40% discount on round-trip airport transfer service as a partner privilege in True's eSIM GO Travel packages.
FWD Life Insurance · Demand · Positive FWD Life Insurance provides free travel insurance as a partner privilege in True's eSIM GO Travel packages.
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Insurance stocks fall as brokers warn flood claims will surge, dragging on SET in the short term

Insurance stocks declined after analysts warned that flood conditions will increase the burden of claims payouts. Shares of Dhipaya Group Holdings, or TIPH, stood at 23.80 baht, down 1.20 baht, or 4.80%, while Thai Reinsurance, or THRE, stood at 0.58 baht, down 0.03 baht, or 4.92%. Thai Wiwat Holdings, or TVH, stood at 10.80 baht, down 0.60 baht, or 5.26%, and BKI Holdings, or BKIH, stood at 386 baht, down 1 baht, or 0.26%. DAOL Securities (Thailand), or DAOL, said the flood situation will pressure the SET Index in the short term due to negative sentiment that weighs on economic activity, but it expects the actual impact on the operating results of most listed companies to remain limited. The group requiring particularly close monitoring is insurance, namely TIPH, TVH, Muang Thai Insurance, or MTI, Bangkok Insurance, or BKI, and Allianz Ayudhya Capital, or AYUD. Flooding has now occurred in 25 provinces covering 128 districts, driven by heavy rain and a mass of water from the North flowing into the Central region. Bangkok and its vicinity faced continuous heavy rain from September 25 to 27, 2569, causing flooding in many areas. Although rainfall has begun to ease, repeated rain still needs to be monitored and drainage will take about one to two days. The government has therefore declared Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan special public holidays on September 28 and 29, 2569.
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TVH.BK · Supply · Negative TVH shares fell 5.26% as analysts warned flood conditions will raise insurance claims payouts.
AYUD.BK · Supply · Negative Named among insurers needing close monitoring as flood conditions are expected to increase claims payouts.
MTI.BK · Supply · Negative Listed among insurers requiring close monitoring due to flood-driven claims burden.
DAOL Securities (Thailand) Public Company Limited · · Neutral DAOL is the analyst warning of flood-driven claims and short-term SET pressure, not itself a claims-exposed insurer.
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Allianz Ayudhya Targets 688 Million Baht in Unit-Linked Sales for 2026

Allianz Ayudhya has set a target for 2026 to grow unit-linked sales by 45%, reaching total sales of 688 million baht. The company is also launching the My Style Protect Series, a first in the insurance industry, featuring the ability to adjust sum insured according to life stages without requiring a medical check-up. In the first seven months of the year, first-year premiums reached 233 million baht, a 56% increase compared to the same period last year. This has positioned the company as the second-largest in the unit-linked market through the agency channel, with unit-linked sales accounting for 14% of new sales via agents. The company aims to increase the number of licensed investment consultants (ICs) to 1,800, up from the current 1,582. Additionally, it targets first-year premium sales of 190 million baht for the Protect Series, representing 25% of the total annualized new business (ANP) for the unit-linked business.
AYUD.BK · Demand · Positive Allianz Ayudhya targets 45% growth in unit-linked sales to 688 million baht for 2026, with first-year premiums up 56% and a new product series launch.
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