Digithun Worldwide Among 38 Companies Selected for Thailand's National SME Scale-Up Programme

Bangkok, April 2026 — Digithun Worldwide has been selected for Empowering SME ไทย ก้าวสู่อนาคต, a national programme run by the Office of SMEs Promotion (OSMEP) in partnership with Thammasat University.

Thirty-eight companies were chosen nationwide from applicants across four target tracks — Food & Beverage, Health & Wellness, Tech & Innovation, and Services — following a review by an expert panel. Applications closed on 5 April 2026 and the results were published later that month.

What the selection means

The programme is not a grant. Selected companies go through an independent assessment of their business fundamentals — financial health, operating model, growth capacity — before a strategic roadmap is built with them.

For clients, that matters more than the recognition itself. A third party with no commercial interest in Digithun has examined how the company is run and judged it capable of scaling. For an organisation choosing a technology partner for a multi-year programme, that is a useful signal.

What the programme provides

Through 2026, the selected companies receive:

• A strategic S-Curve analysis and a growth roadmap
• Eight sessions with a lead consultant, and three more with industry specialists
• Deep-dive workshops on digital transition, green transition and industry standards
• Market access preparation for capital markets, B2B, modern trade and export
• Business matching with government and private-sector partners
• International study tours

Taking part costs the selected companies nothing.

The national context

OSMEP is the government agency responsible for promoting Thailand's small and medium enterprises, and this programme is built around moving selected companies through digital and green transition and up to recognised industry standards — growing capability rather than headcount.

Digithun sits on the digital side of that agenda. The company builds the cloud, data and AI systems Thai enterprises use to modernise, and is a named implementation partner in Google Cloud's PanyaThAI programme.

Why we applied

Digithun advises other organisations on transformation. Submitting the company to the same scrutiny — an outside panel reviewing our own numbers, our own roadmap, our own gaps — is a reasonable thing to do before asking clients to trust that advice.

The roadmap developed through this programme will shape how Digithun scales its cloud, data and AI practice over the next three years.

Work with us

To discuss a cloud, data or AI programme for your organisation, talk to our team. More about the company is on the About page, and what we do is on Services.

Sources: the programme's own site, empowering-sme.com, and launch coverage on Thailand Plus. The cohort size, the four tracks, the closing date, the benefits and the no-cost condition are taken from those.