Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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ASPS sees market rebound, economic recovery in 2022
The Thai economy can expect 3.2% growth and a clear recovery in 2022, while total profits of listed companies are projected to rise to 921 billion baht, up 8.8% from this year, according to Asia Plus Securities (ASPS).
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Shippers keep growth outlook at 12%
A group of Thai shippers is feeling more upbeat about export prospects this year after shipments rose for the sixth month in a row in August.
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MTL and ZA Tech team up for digital products
Muang Thai Life Assurance (MTL) and ZA Tech Global Ltd have formed a technology partnership to accelerate digital transformation in the Thai insurance industry and improve access to digital, personalised products that better suit customers' lifestyles.
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BLA targets 25% growth in unit-linked plans
Bangkok Life Assurance (BLA) wants to see a 25% growth in premiums from unit-linked insurance plans over the next five years, as it expects negative growth for traditional insurance products as consumer behaviour changes.
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CREATIVE INDUSTRY FOR A RESILIENT ECONOMY
Leveraging the artistic skills and passionate ingenuity of Thai people together with the country’s cultural heritage, the Thai government expects the creative industry to play a more prominent role in Thailand’s economic development across industries.
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ThaiBev focuses on food business rejig
Thai Beverage (ThaiBev), the Singapore-listed food and beverage company, has revved up transformation of its food business group to overcome the pandemic in an effort to become the market leader of the food chain in Thailand by 2025.
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5G key to unlocking Thai potential
5G has the potential to unlock digital power for business operations, new lifestyles, healthcare and agriculture in the years to come and bring national competitiveness to the next level, say leading telecom operators.
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Thailand on track to meet rice exports target
Thailand is on track to export 6 million tonnes of rice this year due to an anticipated uptick in demand, the Thai Rice Exporters Association said on Friday.
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BTSC sues City Hall over debt
Bangkok Mass Transit System Plc (BTSC), operator of the BTS Skytrain, has filed a lawsuit against the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) and its business arm Krungthep Thanakhom (KT) to force them to service their overdue debt worth about 12 billion baht.
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ThaiBev unveils new vision
Thai Beverage (ThaiBev), the Singapore-listed Asean food and beverage company, is pledging to grow its business at full throttle and is committed to the group's 'Passion 2025' vision, a new five-year strategic plan.
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BOI hosts ‘Thai-Indonesian-Vietnamese Biz Networking for Thai SMEs in the Region’ SUBCON Thailand 2021 online seminar
Mr. Chanin Khaochan, Deputy Secretary General, Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), on 23 September 2021 gave the opening remarks in an online seminar on “Thai-Indonesian-Vietnamese Biz Networking for Thai SMEs in the Region: The New Channel in the Covid-19 Era & Beyond the Next Normal” organised by Investment Ecosystem Division, ...
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Uniqlo remains committed to expansion
Uniqlo Thailand, a Thai unit of the global casual apparel retailer, remains committed to continuing its business expansion in the country despite lingering uncertainties brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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World Bank cuts Thai GDP growth outlook to 1% this year
Thailand’s economy is forecast to grow 1% this year, down from the 2.2% projected in July, hit by a spike in Covid-19 cases and a delayed reopening to visitors, the World Bank said on Tuesday, as the country fights its biggest virus outbreak to date.
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Country seeks to ease Indonesia's limits
Thailand is calling on Indonesia to remove import restrictions on Thai longan and air-conditioners and plans to hold the first meeting of the Joint Trade Committee (JTC) between Thailand and Indonesia in December to tackle trade obstacles.
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THE GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS OF LOCAL CREATIVITY
Amid the unprecedented environmental challenges presented by global warming and the heightened volatility in global trade in light of the disruptive forces of digital technology, the Thai government has focused on the creative economy as a key strategy to drive economic growth.
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BOI offers Incentives to Support the Creative Economy
The Creative Economy, on which the Thai Government has focoused as a key strategy to drive economic growth, is an economic engine which utilises the country’s rich and diverse intellectual capital to create artisanal products and services as well as digital content that appeal to global audiences, facilitated by the ...
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Car sales slump to 15-month low in August
Domestic car sales tumbled 38.8% in August from a year earlier as stricter coronavirus containment measures hit economic activity, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) said on Thursday.
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Shorter quarantine for some visitors
NONTHABURI: The National Communicable Disease Committee will propose shorter quarantine periods for some groups of visitors, from 14 days to 7-10 days, to stimulate the economy.
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Capital not open to tourists yet: BMA
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has no plans to reopen to foreign tourists on Oct 15 and it will not be up for talks until more than 70% of residents are fully vaccinated, says Bangkok governor Aswin Kwanmuang.
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Reopening optimism an investment driver
In the past week, Thai shares moved sideways in a range between 1,620 and 1,640 points. Sentiment was bolstered by a proposal to reopen Bangkok from Oct 15 to foreign tourists without a quarantine requirement -- on condition that all districts in the capital achieve 70% vaccination before that date.
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Safety first: health measures key to reopening
Reopening Bangkok and other cities to vaccinated foreign tourists is dependent on proper health measures being in place to cope with any surge in infections, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) said on Friday.