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Thai Stanley Electric, a leading Thai manufacturer of lights for the automotive industry with a Japanese parent company, believes the quake and tsunami disaster in Japan will not affect its operations in Thailand. The company imports only one raw material from Japan, said Apichart Leeissaranukul, executive vice president of Thai Stanley Electric, adding that stocks of the item would last until the end of the month.

Thai Union Group joined The Royal Thai Government's disaster relief campaign to help the victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan by presenting 200,000 cans of tuna products to Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva during a ceremony.

Luxury property developer Raimon Land has announced the forthcoming opening of Vue, a boutique fusion mall adjacent to The River, its prestigious development along the Chao Phraya. Located by The River's main road entrance on Charoen Nakorn Road, Vue will be completed by the end of the year, before The River's owners and tenants move in to their units during the course of 2012.

Thailand’s Asian Property Development (AP) is eyeing revenue growth of 25 per cent to THB17 billion (US$559 million) this year, with plans to launch 20 new projects focusing on both condominiums and low-rise developments.

The Federation of Thai Capital Market Organisations (Fetco) expects the Thai bourse in 2013 to exceed the record high achieved before the 1997 Asian financial crisis, thanks to likely sustained levels of inflation and interest rates and listed companies gaining a higher return on equity as a result of investment expansion.

Thai Union Frozen Products (TUF), the country's largest exporter of frozen and canned seafood, projects its first-quarter revenue will grow by at least 30% year-on-year as destruction from massive quakes may prompt more orders from Japan.