Finance Minister Ekniti says state banks will cut their contributions to the specialised financial institutions development fund (the FIDF equivalent), freeing liquidity for SME programmes. The money goes to "SME Credit Boost" and "Pid Nee Wai Pai Tor Dai" (early debt clearance), run in parallel with commercial banks. SME Credit Boost loans are already starting to flow, and Thai Guarantee Agency (SME Bank's credit guarantee arm, BSY) will guarantee loans to strengthen bank lending. No amount or start date has been set yet; the ministry will first estimate how much is freed up. Action for now: check whether your existing loans qualify for the debt-clearing programme and ask your bank about SME Credit Boost, but expect details later.