Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Mama producer rejigs plans
The ongoing pandemic has prompted Thai President Foods Plc (TFMAMA), the manufacturer of Mama instant noodles, to revise its overseas business expansion plans.
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Makro marks 32 years alongside Thai SMEs
Makro marks 32 years alongside Thai SMEs through thick and thin and into the new normal
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Please join the ‘Thailand-Hungary Business Forum 2021’ webinar
Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) Frankfurt Office, Royal Thai Embassy Budapest, and Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HCCI) cordially invite you to join the Thailand-Hungary Business Forum 2021 webinar on the topic of "New Path for Business Partnership in Thailand" to update you on business and investment opportunities of ...
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Study begins on rail line along Bang Na-Trat Road
Consulting firms are carrying out a feasibility study on a light-rail link between Bang Na intersection and Suvarnabhumi International Airport, which the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration intends to build and operate under a public-private partnership model.
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Central Restaurants revamp eyes growth
Central Restaurants Group, the operator of KFC, Mister Donut, Aroi Dee and Thai Terrace, is ramping up its Thai and Chinese cuisine business to stay competitive amid the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Philippines scraps plan to tax imported Thai cars
Thai car exporters' prospects have become brighter after the Philippines scrapped plans to impose tariffs on cars imported from Thailand, and returned 1.2 billion baht worth of safeguard duty to importers.
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Eka Global poised to raise production capacity 15%
Eka Global, a Thai plastic packaging company, will increase its production capacity by 15% to benefit from growing packaging demand, driven by the circular economy, the Covid-19 impact and global economic recovery.
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BCG model touted as solution for ailing economy
The bio-, circular and green (BCG) economy is likely the best model in the short term to revitalise a Thai economy battered by Covid-19 outbreaks, says Suvit Maesincee, the former higher education, science, research and innovation minister.
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Savings rates soar amid pandemic
Savings rates by locals at Thai and foreign commercial banks have more than doubled over the course of the pandemic, new data has revealed, with large depositors contributing the overwhelming majority of additional money.
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CIMBT: Contraction likely this year
CIMB Thai Bank (CIMBT) expects the economy to contract this year if the government is unable to get Covid-19 infections under control in the third quarter.
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Pandemic leads to exodus of B95bn from Thai bourse
More than 95 billion baht in capital flowed out of the Thai stock market in the first seven months of the year, partly because of the worsening pandemic, sputtering attempts to revive foreign tourism, and possibly a second year of economic contraction.
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System to help agents hone digital skills
The Thai Life Assurance Association (TLAA) is developing an e-examination and online learning system to help insurance agents refine their digital skills and survive in the era of social distancing.
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Freight costs, container shortage put the squeeze on shippers
Exports seem to be the only driver to shore up the fragile Thai economy this year, ravaged by Covid-19 outbreaks.
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TSMC seeks ministry's assistance
The Thai Sugar Millers Corporation (TSMC) plans to ask the Industry Ministry to help Thai sugar millers pressure the Indian government as its price and export subsidies are suspected of affecting sugar prices in the world market.
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Prolonged lockdowns to cause GDP drop
The economic impact from lockdowns may cause Thai GDP to drop by 300 billion baht or 1.7 percentage points, while listed companies' earnings price per share are expected to decline by 4% this year, as reflected in recent decreases in share prices, according to Kasikorn Securities.
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Research houses predict export growth
Research houses have upgraded growth projections for Thai exports after shipments recorded high levels in June because of the global economic recovery.
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Funds still sought to cover Thai Pavilion's extra expenses
Thailand is at risk of being fined by the organiser of the World Expo if it fails to pay an additional expense of 12.4 million baht incurred from a one-year delay of the world's biggest international exhibition by the deadline at the end of this month, says the Digital Economy ...
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Food prospects still positive
Japanese food and raw material suppliers remain keen on exploring opportunities to expand their products in the Thai market even though Thailand's domestic restaurant business is reeling from the pandemic.
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TAIT Sathorn 12
With the concept of ‘Live the Best of Sathorn Life,’ TAIT Sathorn 12 – a new luxury high-rise condominium – is redefining an ultimate metropolitan lifestyle in the heart of Bangkok’s prime central business district (CBD).
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KMS set to ramp up steel output as demand surges
Kobelco Millcon Steel Co (KMS), a joint venture between Thai and Japanese steelmakers, plans to take advantage of the global economic recovery by increasing premium steel production to serve higher demand from the automotive industry.
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StanChart optimistic on shipments
Standard Chartered Bank (Thai) views exports as the key engine to support the Thai economy this year and drive growth next year.