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Industry minister unveils odini app for investors, businesspersons

Industry Minister Uttama Savanayana introduced odini application to assist investors and businesspersons with modern technology.

He gave a press conference to introduce the odini application at the Stock Exchange of Thailand in Bangkok, along with executives from Robowealth, a securities broker firm.

He said the application is an important step for the investment scene in Thailand which is experiencing changes in the financial landscape, as the new application, featuring the Robo-adviser automated investment system developed by Thai developers, provides innovative ways for investments.

The application will help attract more investors from the private sector, and provide better access to various types of investment to the general public, including SMEs and Startup businesses who can use investments to enhance their financial strength.

Odini application is developed by Robowealth with the concept of easy investments for everyone. The application allows users to make investments at anytime and anywhere on their mobile devices, providing them with relevant information and services such as the opening of investment portfolios suitable to each investor’s conditions.

Investments through odini application can cost as little as 1,000 baht.

The application targets those who have no experience with investments, those with few experiences, and those with expertise in the field but have no time to closely monitor their investment. The application is expected to attract 200,000 individual investors in three years.

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Reporter : Tanakorn Sangiam
Rewriter : tewit kemtong
National News Bureau & Public Relations


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