Thai Industry News

Thailand's industry leaders remain bullish on the country's post-flood economic prospects, with expectations of significant investments in infrastructure restoration, job creation, and growth in the coming year.

Tata Motors, India's largest carmaker by revenue, is preparing to sell buses and trucks in Thailand amid tough competition in...

Land prices in flooded areas show signs of slumping 20-30 per cent and staying there for two or three years...

The flood disaster has had a heavy impact on Kasisuri Co, a leading producer and exporter of rice-bran oil, which...

Yum Restaurants International (Thailand) Co, the local operator of KFC and Pizza Hut, plans to increase its investment budget by...

Gross domestic product might grow only 0.5-1 per cent this year if flood waters expand to every district in Bangkok...

Leading property firm Pruksa has lowered its revenue target for this year by Bt7-Bt8 billion from Bt30 billion, taking into...

Jay Mart Plc was established on Dec 27, 1988 with registered capital of 2 million baht, initially selling electrical appliances...

Indorama Ventures Plc is expected to show strong sales volume next year, with contributions from its 5 acquisitions made in...

Floods have cost Thai Beverage Plc (ThaiBev), the country's leading beer and spirits maker, several billion baht, the biggest financial...