The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has disclosed the asset declaration of “Sia Nu” after he stepped down as a Member of Parliament at the end of 2025, revealing combined assets with his spouse “Thannon” exceeding 3.3 billion baht and liabilities of just over one million baht.
On 24 February 2026, the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) published the asset and debt declarations of political office holders. Among the notable names is Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister, following his departure as a Member of Parliament on 12 December 2025. Mr. Anutin declared his marital status as married to Miss Thannon Niramits, with combined assets totaling 3,361,669,023 baht and liabilities of only 1,479,022 baht.
Mr. Anutin's personal assets exceed 3.284 billion baht. Notably, his vehicles alone are valued at 742 million baht, comprising 3 airplanes and 2 motorboats. He also owns premium collectibles including 24 amulets valued at 92.3 million baht, 22 luxury watches worth 60.5 million baht, and 11 Benjarong porcelain cabinets valued at 33.4 million baht.
Meanwhile, Miss Thannon Niramits, his spouse, declared assets totaling 77.4 million baht. Key items include investments in the well-known coffee businesses “Ja Ja Coffee” and “Jarista” valued at 15 million baht, as well as real estate and inheritance comprising commercial buildings in the Ratchathewi district. She reported annual income from the coffee shops of approximately 1.4 million baht.
However, compared to the asset declaration submitted when Mr. Anutin left the post of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior (under the Paetongtarn government) on 19 June 2025, which listed assets of 3.98 billion baht, there is a decrease of about 618,475,463 baht. Analysis indicates the majority of this reduction relates to Mr. Anutin’s investments, previously valued at over 655 million baht. It is clearly stated that this is due to the return of securities from shares in the Sino-Thai Engineering & Construction Public Company Limited (STEC), worth more than 639 million baht, as the shareholding contract for ministers ended according to the law.