Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Firms urged to invest in Myanmar
The Thai private sector is being urged to set up industrial estates or special economic zones (SEZs) in Myanmar as the neighbouring country emerges as a magnet for foreign investment.
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SET up 3.48 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.22% at the start of trade this morning.
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Japanese doubtful of growth
Japanese companies say the Thai economy began to recover in early 2016 but showed signs of weakening in the second half, casting doubt on whether the growth trend will continue this year, according to a survey by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok (JCCB).
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Nestle banks on new sponsor FC Barcelona
Nestle Thai Ltd expects sales of Milo products in Thailand to grow at twice the rate of the country's GDP over the next four years after securing the sponsorship of FC Barcelona.
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SET up 2.04 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.13% at the start of trade this morning.
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Toyota expects Thai auto sales to log 8% rise this year
Toyota Motor Corp. is aiming to boost its new vehicle sales in Thailand by 8 percent this year by introducing new models on the back of the recovering local auto market. The leading Japanese automaker’s Thai arm, Toyota Motor Thailand Co., announced Tuesday that the country’s total auto sales in ...
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SET down 2.11 points at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.13% at the start of trade this morning.
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Thai-Myanmar talks due
Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak will be leading major Thai businesses to meet a team of Myanmar officials and businesses to seek further cooperation in developing industrial estates in Myanmar and border trade operations on Feb 3-4.
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Auto sales seen rising 4%
Total domestic car sales are expected to rise for the first time in five years in 2017, by 4.06 percent to 800,000 units, Toyota Motor Corp's Thai unit said on Tuesday, citing new models and strong government spending among factors.
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SET falls 4.67 to 1,585.89 at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.29% at the start of trade this morning.
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Thai-British deal on track after meeting
Britain and Thailand are committed to moving ahead with a bilateral free-trade pact and have agreed to set up a joint committee to work out the details.
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Thai Airways told to pursue civil law action
The anti-graft body has advised Thai Airways International (THAI) to pursue civil lawsuits for damage caused by those involved in the Rolls-Royce bribery scandal.
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India issuing 5-year multiple entry visas for Thais
India has approved 5-year multiple entry tourist and business visas for Thai nationals with continuous stay of 90 days per visit, the Indian embassy said on Friday.
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SET down 0.80 points at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.05% at the start of trade this morning.
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SET up 13.47 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.85% at the start of trade this morning.
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SET up 6.54 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.41% at the start of trade this morning.
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Thai fintech sector calls for state support
The Thai FinTech Association has called on the government to increase its support for local tech startups and financial institutions to enhance their competitiveness and prevent foreign giants from monopolising the fintech market.
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Mitsubishi targets offices
Japanese developer Mitsubishi Estate Group plans to invest in office development in Bangkok this year or next after a three-year joint venture in condo projects worth a combined 47 billion baht with SET-listed developer AP (Thailand) Plc.
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Inbound capital in property sector increases
The past 25 years have seen the rapid expansion of Thailand's property market, largely driven by domestic capital, with only isolated examples of international companies making significant investments in leading Bangkok schemes.
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WB urges land registry access
The World Bank has suggested Thai authorities allow people to access land registration information and scrap the minimum paid-up capital requirement of 25% of registered capital to create a more business-friendly environment that could lure much-needed private investment.
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SET opens up 4.18 to 1,574.97
Thai stocks opened up 0.27% at the start of trade this morning.