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Thai Auto Suppliers Look to Expand into Aviation Sector
May 30, 2017
There are challenges, executives from the aerospace sector say, but the opportunity is there for auto suppliers looking to make the leap.
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Govt to Establish Institute for Automatic Technology and Robotics
May 29, 2017
The Ministries of Labor and Industry have cooperated with the private sector to jointly establish an institute to further the aims of Thailand 4.0.
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Thailand to Take on Singapore With $5.7 Billion Airport Overhaul
May 28, 2017
Thailand is seeking to take on Singapore’s dominance in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul with a $5.7 billion upgrade of a Vietnam War-era airport.
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ZC Rubber Adds Industrial, M/C Tires to Thai Plant
May 26, 2017
Zhongce Rubber (Thailand) Co. Ltd. has brought on stream production capacity for bias industrial and motorcycle tires at its two-year-old factory in Rayong to support demand for these products in Southeast Asia.
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Thailand Investment Review, April 2017
May 26, 2017
Focusing on Thailand's Medical Services
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Harley-Davidson Plans a Thailand Factory to Serve SE Asian Market
May 25, 2017
Motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson Inc (HOG.N) said on Thursday it will build a plant in Thailand, a major Asian automotive hub, to serve the growing Southeast Asian market.
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Even Harley-Davidson can't Resist the Tug of Overseas Factories
May 23, 2017
The new Thai plant is moving into an area already populated with foreign names in the country’s eastern province of Rayong, near the manufacturing operations of Ford, Ducati, General Motors, and Suzuki.
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FOMM to Build EV Plant in Thailand
May 23, 2017
Japanese electric vehicle developer FOMM Corporation plans to assemble electric vehicles in Thailand from next year.
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Thailand Striving to Improve Its Ranking for Ease of Doing Business
May 22, 2017
The Thai government is attaching great importance to enhancing Thailand’s competitiveness, especially in terms of ease of doing business. It has set a target for the country to rank within the top 30 in the World Bank’s ranking for ease of doing business.
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