New factories were licensed in March 2023, totaled 155 factories. Samut Sakhon was the province where 23 new factories opened, the largest number with the total capital of 1,055.85…
Rayong was the province where 13 new factories opened, the largest number with the total capital of 584 million baht.
New factories were licensed in January 2022, totaled 162 factories, in which Chonburi and Chachoengsao were the largest numbers at the same 13 new factories opened.
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Thailand's automotive production in March 2025 totaled 129,909 units, marking a 12.49% increase from February, supported by sustained growth in battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and…
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New factories were licensed in January 2024, totaled 203 factories. Chonburi was the province where 17 new factories opened, the largest number with the total capital of 1,176.00 m…
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Samut Sakhon was the province where 33 new factories opened, the largest number with the total capital of 1,380 million baht.
Chonburi was the province where 26 new factories opened, the largest number with the total capital of 1,894 million baht.
The new registration for Electric Vehicles (xEV) in October totaled 2,943 units, decreasing 13% (YoY) and rising 13% when comparing with the same period in 2019.
Samut Prakan was the province where 19 new factories opened, the largest number with the total capital of 680 million baht.
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Thailand's total vehicle production in January 2025 stood at 107,103 units, marking a sharp decline of 24.63% compared to January 2024. The drop was observed in both domestic and e…
JMTBA reported that total global orders for Japanese machine tools in February 2025 reached 118.198 billion yen (approx. USD 801.03 million), marking a 1.8% increase from January. …
Samut Sakhon was the province where 11 new factories opened, the largest number with the total capital of 373 million baht.
The new registration for Electric Vehicles (xEV) in September totaled 3,684 units, increasing 10% (YoY) and rising 32% when comparing with the same period in 2019.
