Our History & Mission

FIC Business & Financial Centers was founded with a singular vision: to bridge the gap between local market realities and global financial capital. For over four decades, we have established ourselves in key sectors of the financial industry where our expertise has proven highly valuable to our clients.

Our mission remains unchanged: to deliver sustainable economic growth through strategic consulting, risk‑mitigated funding facilitation, and a relentless commitment to innovation.

A Global Footprint with Local Expertise

Our global presence is largely credited to our unique corporate structure, which places a premium on competence at the corporate level while relying on strong knowledge and specialization in individual geographic centers.

What Sets Us Apart

• Local Intelligence: On‑the‑ground economic and cultural reports that directly influence project viability
• Financial Strength: Close work with transaction settlement banks to mitigate risk
• Industry Authority: Energy sector trade authorization for delivery and payment facilitation
• Seasoned Leadership: Combined management team with 70+ years of experience

Business & Financial Consulting

• Project evaluation and financial paper structuring
• Complex syndication and capital raising
• Strategic planning for cross‑border expansion

Energy, Power & Infrastructure

• Oil & Gas / LNG trade facilitation and advisory
• EV Charging Stations (sales, installation, management)
• Electric PowerPack Battery (distribution, installation, management)

Transportation Engineering & Infrastructure

• Highways, railways, and mass transit systems
• Autonomous vehicle infrastructure consulting
• Addressing the "new infrastructure" needs of modern economies

Telecommunications & Technology

• 5G Fiber Cable Network deployment
• Internet Service Provider (ISP) setup and advisory
• IT Data Services and media production support

Commodities & Mineral Resources

• Global trade facilitation for gold, nickel, iron ore, and rare earth minerals
• Focus on USA and Africa Rare Earth minerals for modern electronic technologies

Healthcare & Real Estate

• Healthcare services and latest healthcare equipment supply
• Construction engineering and real estate development

Our Funding Facilitation Process

Our funding facilitation operations are worldwide. The primary application in any project evaluation begins with our local Associates' report, which focuses on local economic and cultural implications. This report is factored into the calculus to determine the payback period and financial viability of the project.

We evaluate financial papers to secure long‑term transactions, determining whether instruments will originate from our stock, a third party, or be held by us to facilitate closing.

5G Fiber Network & Digitalization

We are actively involved in the deployment of high‑speed fiber cable networks and the establishment of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in emerging markets. This initiative is critical for bridging the digital divide and powering the next generation of economic growth.

1MW Electric Power Generator & Battery Distributor

In response to rising global energy demands, we supply and manage 1MW electric power generators and advanced electric power battery storage solutions. This project targets both industrial applications and grid‑stability requirements in developing economies.

ASEAN Economic Community Focus

With the AEC coming into full effect, we have positioned our resources to be a major player in the largest single economic market outside of China and India. We provide premier advisory on opportunities in Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, and all ASEAN member states.

African Mineral Resources

As global demand for electronic raw materials peaks, we are leading negotiations for mineral resources in Africa. Our focus includes gold, nickel, iron ore, and minerals critical for modern electronics, ensuring beneficial outcomes for both investors and stakeholders.

National Currency is Stupid Pride (NCISP)

Rethinking the Role of National Currency in a Globalized World

Currency is fundamentally a medium of exchange — a transactional settlement mechanism. However, in the last century, it has been artificially elevated to a tool of national pride and security, burdening economies with unnecessary costs.

The Cost of National Pride:

• Central Bank functioning costs (currency hedging)
• Forex impacts which affect up to 80% of goods and services
• Cost of living artificially weighted in local currency fluctuations and inflation in countries who pride themselves in having own currency

As electronic payment systems and digital transactions become the global norm, the relevance of holding multiple national currencies diminishes. The world does not need 180 different currencies; it needs two or three efficient settlement mechanisms to reduce costs and increase disposable income for consumers worldwide.

Small nations especially should consider abandoning the expensive process of minting and maintaining a currency. The cost savings would be transformative.

Central Banks & Financial Institutions

• World Bank
• US Treasury
• Bank of Thailand
• Bank of Ghana
• Bank of India
• Bank of Indonesia

Governments & Foreign Affairs

• US State Department
• China – Foreign Affairs
• Thailand – Foreign Affairs
• Cambodia – Foreign Affairs
• Australia – Foreign Affairs

Regional Economic Bodies

• ASEAN
• APEC
• African Union
• European Union (EU)
• The Arab League
• ECOWAS

Energy Sector Partners

• OMV Petroleum Austria
• Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
• ENI Oil
• Qatar National Oil
• Nigerian National Oil