Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Ethiopian investor contracts with Thai company to manage huge Ethiopian resort
A local real estate developer is putting in USD 150 million to partner with Thailand’s Dusit Thani to build Ethiopia’s biggest resort. Located in Legadadi, Oromia region, 23km from Addis Ababa, the resort will take up 400,000sqm and take four years to complete. Construction will begin in October of 2017. ...
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SET up 1.61 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.10% at the start of trade this morning.
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Kaset Thai upbeat on Q4 ethanol revenue
SET-listed Kaset Thai International Sugar Corporation Plc (KTIS) expects seasonal rising petrol demand in the last quarter of this year to boost its ethanol business and help lift its revenue to support its core sugar business.
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SET opens up 0.37 to 1,524.97
Thai stocks opened up 0.02% at the start of trade this morning.
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Thai capital outflow muted amid ringgit rout
A large foreign reserve buffer, sound economic fundamentals, low exposure to foreign debt and limited foreign holdings of local bonds and equities will help Thailand avoid following in the footsteps of the ringgit rout and massive capital flight from Malaysia, say economists and market experts.
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FTI: Print to continue slow death in 2017
More newspapers and magazines will go out of business next year as online media becomes increasingly popular with advertisers, according a senior Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) official.
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SET opens up 4.45 to 1,521.53
Thai stocks opened up 0.29% at the start of trade this morning.
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Border trade to grow on regional demand
Thailand's border trade is expected to continue growing by at least 3% next year, driven by the growing economies of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam and the popularity of Thai products in those markets.
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SET opens up 0.81 to 1,516.04
Thai stocks opened up 0.05% at the start of trade this morning.
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BoT highlights upside odds
The Bank of Thailand sees upside risk to its 2017 forecast of 3.2% GDP growth if the US economy performs better than expected or the Thai government manages to get its infrastructure projects off the ground ahead of schedule.
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SET opens up 0.71 to 1,504.83
Thai stocks opened up 0.05% at the start of trade this morning.
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SET opens up 0.34 to 1,508.91
Thai stocks opened up 0.34% at the start of trade this morning.
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Thai AirAsia suspends Middle East
Thai AirAsia X has completely pulled out of the Middle East, a market that appears unready for TAAX's long-haul, low-cost business model.
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Rented condos gaining popularity with Thais
While expatriates working in Bangkok provide the biggest demand for rental condominiums in Bangkok's central business district (CBD), Thais are showing an increasing interest in renting, according to JLL, a services firm specialising in real estate.
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SET opens up 4.04 to 1,515.69
Thai stocks opened up 0.27% at the start of trade this morning.
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SET opens up 1.35 to 1,523.75
Thai stocks opened up 0.09% at the start of trade this morning.
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Sono state di recente scoperte 163 nuove specie di animali e piante nella regione del Mekong.
Sono state di recente scoperte 163 nuove specie di animali e piante nella regione del Mekong. La zona si trova tra Cambogia, Laos, Birmania, Thailandia e Vietnam. Secondo il Wwf lo sviluppo della regione, la costruzione di infrastrutture come strade e dighe, la deforestazione, l’attività delle miniere, il commercio illegale ...
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Sightseeing tower will be country's tallest structure
The Finance Ministry plans to build a 459 metre sightseeing tower on state land by the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok at an estimated cost of 4 billion baht.
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Shut gold mine shows investors risks of Thai junta rule
When Thailand’s junta leader-turned-prime minister used his absolute power to suspend gold mining, causing an Australian miner’s shares to plummet 19% in a single day, he complicated efforts to attract foreign investors already spooked by military rule.
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Understanding the challenges in developing future leaders
Thai business is at a crossroads. The rapidity of information, the advancement of communication and technology, the great diversity in the workforce and thriving Asean markets all reinforce the dramatic change that holds great promise but also poses major challenges. Meeting these challenges requires proactive learning and adaptation as well ...
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Grief may mute festive activities
Nearly 90% of Thai people will join New Year activities, the same proportion as last year, despite the impact from the mourning period and the sluggish economy, says Nielsen Thailand.