Thailand Company News

DBS Vickers Securities (Thailand) said the flood crisis would chiefly affect Property Perfect, Land & Houses, Quality Houses and Pruksa...

As the massive flood has hit many areas of Bangkok, it has seriously dampened the enthusiasm of local shoppers, with...

Most of the factories in seven inundated industrial estates should be able to reopen within 45 days after floodwaters recede...

Business operators say they would rather carry on normal operations with well-prepared contingency plans than close down in the face...

Many retailers in the northern part of Bangkok have begun closing as flooding intensifies. Future Park Rangsit closed as water...

Explore the latest updates on the SET listing target as the Stock Exchange of Thailand adapts to environmental challenges. Stay informed on how recent floods impact the SET's goals for new company listings, particularly those with Board of Investment incentives, and understand the broader implications for the Thai stock market and its sectors. Get insights into the SET's strategic adjustments and their effects on market performance.

The industrial estates situated in the eastern part of Bangkok are at risk to face with low-lying floodwaters, as the...

Oishi Group, the country's biggest green tea maker, expects to lose 2 billion baht in sales after its factory in...

California-based Western Digital, the world's largest hard-disk drive (HDD) maker, expects its exports from Thailand will decrease by 40% this...

The automobile industry remains fundamentally strong and would recover in full strength from the floods that disrupted the supply chain,...