Thai Economy News

Growth of the Thai economy in the first and second quarters was significantly higher than in 2014, but remained far...

The Pizza Company, operator of a restaurant chain under the management of the Minor Food Group, plans to continue investing...

CCR Group, a leading French reinsurer, has informed its partners in Thailand to stop writing business with the company to ensure long-term profitability for the benefit of shareholders.

Siam Cement Group (SCG), the country's largest industrial conglomerate, foresees disruption from the severe flooding to affect the Thai economy...

Oishi Group Plc plans a significant expansion by investing 400 million baht to open 30 new outlets in 2012, including Shabushi, Oishi Ramen, Oishi Japanese Buffet Restaurant, and Nikuya, fueling growth and generating approximately 1,500 new jobs.

Listed property developer Sena Development (SENA) plans to launch a residential project in Pattaya next year, according to the Bangkok...

Ch Karnchang (CK), the country's second-largest construction company, is prepared to tackle Bt50 billion to Bt60 billion worth of post-flood...

Thai hotels could increase their room rates by up to 20% next year, as current prices are lower than their competitors in neighboring countries, and rates have been frozen since late 2008 due to domestic political instability and the flood crisis.

The prospects of Thai rice exports in the forthcoming year will hinge significantly on the Thai government's export promotion policies...

The country's restaurant business is expected to lose about 15 billion baht because of the heavy floods, according to the...