Tidlor Holdings' loan growth should continue to be supported by Thailand's cash handout scheme, UOB Kay Hian analysts say in a research report. The company's loan portfolio is expected to grow 7% in 2026, underpinned by government stimulus measures and an improving economic outlook, the analysts estimate. The nonbank financial company also recently unveiled a 2.4 billion-baht share buyback program, which marks its first share buyback since its IPO. The brokerage lifts its earnings forecasts for the company by 7% for 2026, 1% for 2027, and 2% for 2028. It raises the stock's target price to 25.00 baht from 22.00 baht, with an unchanged buy rating. Shares are unchanged at 19.50 baht. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)