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Ford to Leave Auto Alliance Plant to Mazda
July 30, 2014
Mazda Motor will dissolve its tie-up in passenger-vehicle production with Ford Motor, taking over the US carmaker's assembly lines at their sole jointly run facility, located in Thailand.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Hold the 1st Thailand-Pacific Island Countries Forum (TPIF)
July 30, 2014
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs by the American and South Pacific Department will host the first Thailand – Pacific Island Countries Forum (TPIF) under the theme “Strengthening Development Cooperation towards Common Prosperity”
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BMW Hikes Output at Rayong Factory
July 29, 2014
German luxury-car maker BMW is spending 9 million euros (385 million baht) to expand its Thai plant and upgrade its logistics system to support the growing domestic market.
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Toyota Sees Thailand Coup as Turning Point in Halting Sales Plunge
July 29, 2014
Thailand's lucrative automotive industry has yet to recover from months of political instability, with Toyota's local arm forecasting Tuesday that its own annual sales in 2014 would drop 25.9% year-over-year to 330,000 units.
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Thai Military Approves $75 Billion Transport Plan
July 29, 2014
Thailand's ruling military approved a $75 billion master plan Tuesday to upgrade the country's transport infrastructure over the next eight years.
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World Investment Report 2014: Thailand Retains 8th Place Rank
July 28, 2014
Despite the prolonged political stalemate, Thailand has maintained its 8th place ranking as a top prospective host economy for transnational corporations.
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The Report: Thailand 2014
July 28, 2014
The Report: Thailand 2014 edition takes into consideration various aspects of the Thai economy, ranging from manufacturing to agriculture, and from trade and investment to transportation.
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Industry Focus
July 28, 2014
Thailand's Motorbike Industry
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Thai Industries More Upbeat
July 23, 2014
Thailand's industrial sentiment improved for the second straight month in June, reflecting a recovery in the country's battered industrial sector, including its lucrative automotive business.
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