Four Companies Bid For Khon Kaen-Nong Khai Dual-Track Railway
Sino-Thai Engineering & Construction, CH Karnchang, Unique Engineering and Construction, and CHO Thavee-AS Construction joint venture are the contenders, according to Ekarat Sriarayanpong, Head of State Railway of Thailand (SRT).
Influx Of China Goods Spook Thailand Economy
The influx of cheap and substandard goods from China via both online and physical platforms has become a critical issue in Thailand, with various parties expressing concerns about its impact on Thai businesses and consumer welfare.
Neta X Reaches Thailand To Support The Country’s EV Ambitions
350 Neta X vehicles left Shanghai for Thailand, marking the Chinese startup Neta’s latest effort to explore overseas markets. Neta said it is exporting 1,000 Neta X vehicles to Southeast Asia and Latin America as part of its short-term plan.
HP Eyes Thailand In Plans To Shift Production From China
Trade tensions have spooked several businesses including HP, leading to relocating production facilities out of China. This time, Southeast Asia is the manufacturing hub of choice, according to the Nation, Thailand.
Hyundai To Invest US$28 million In Thailand For EV Assembly And Batteries
Hyundai Motor Company will invest THB1 billion (US$28 million) to set up a facility to assemble electric vehicles (EVs) and batteries in Thailand, the country’s Board of Investment (BOI) said on 7 August 2024, according to Bangkok Post.
Thailand Launches Network For Standardised Small EV Batteries
A new public-private network has been created to develop swappable batteries for small EVs in line with the government’s goal to make the country into an EV hub.
Thailand Aims To Become 4th Largest Producer Of Electronic Circuits
Manufacturing Asia noted Thailand holds a 4% market share in electronic circuits. However, it has bigger ambitions beyond the automotive sector.
Thailand Automotive Manufacturing Needs New Skills For EV Shift
Automotive manufacturing sector in Thailand needs to adapt to evolving skills requirements and integrate responsible business practices as the industry rapidly transitions towards electric and low-carbon vehicles, according to a new study by the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
