A new national investment subcommittee chaired by Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas aims to lift total investment from 22.9% of GDP to almost 30%, with private investment rising to at least 24% and public investment held near 6%. Growth target is above 3%. Measures include faster approvals via Thailand FastPass, fewer licensing steps, electricity, water and land infrastructure for new investment, preferential loans and tax incentives, and a Skill Bridge training programme. For a small business, the practical signals are possible support for suppliers to large investment projects in target sectors (EVs, electronics, medical, clean energy, AI-related), and better financing or tax incentives later. No deadlines or concrete new rules are set yet.