Manufacturing

Imports of Chinese steel as well as rising energy costs are sending Thailand’s steel industry into a downward spiral

Thailand's manufacturing sector is experiencing a resurgence, positioning itself as a key player in the ASEAN region, according to Board of Investment (BOI) deputy secretary-general Narucha Ruchuphan.

Deloitte Thailand unveiled the winners of the 2024 Thailand's Best Managed Companies awards.

Automotive parts sector is particularly hard hit, forcing SMEs to cut overtime with a knock-on effect on workers’ income

Despite some reports of factory closures, the proportion of newly opened factories continues to expand

Thailand exported 221,092 tons of canned tuna during the first five months of 2024, an increase of 19.39% compared to the same period last year. 

A tour of Ajinomoto’s MSG factory reveals new recipe for eco-operations

While Thailand has some 30 shipyards, a lack of skilled workers means they are unable to meet a growing demand for yachts and speedboats

Steel and metal industries are hit hardest as production costs remain high and cheap Chinese goods flow into the market

Thailand’s manufacturing sector is facing a serious crisis with a total of  488 factories closing down in the first five months of this year, according to data with the Department of Industrial Works and KKP Research.

Industry must transition quickly to meet demands of digital era, warns national economic planning agency

The United States’ recently erected tariff wall against China might have a short-term effect on the global economy, but will impact Thai manufacturers who are part of the Chinese supply chain, the Thai National Shippers’ Council (TNSC) said on Wednesday.