Thailand
Safran Cabin Lamphun wins at Manufacturing Asia Awards 2025 for manufacturing excellence
Its transformative E2E programme delivers efficiency, customer-centric operations, and measurable performance improvements.
2 days ago
Safran Cabin Lamphun wins at Manufacturing Asia Awards 2025 for manufacturing excellence
Its transformative E2E programme delivers efficiency, customer-centric operations, and measurable performance improvements.
2 days ago
Thai Union Ingredients wins two awards at Manufacturing Asia Awards 2025
Elevated and consistent product quality and unique incoming raw material processes are now recognised by awards in two categories.
3 days ago
Thai manufacturing surges to fastest growth in 29 months
Production reaches nearly two-and-a-half-year high as domestic demand drives sharp expansion, though export orders remain subdued
Thailand manufacturing accelerates to fastest pace since August 2024
Production surges as domestic and export orders strengthen, prompting renewed hiring
Thailand manufacturing activity expands after three months of contraction
But confidence stood at a 5-month low.
Thailand factory activity rebounds in February
Backlogs continue to rise as new order inflows are broadly stable.
Thailand manufacturing sector eases in September
Slower increases in output and new orders recorded
Thailand’s MPI rebounds in July after 3-month decline
MPI Up 1.79% year-on-year.
Thailand's electric vehicle sales ready for a boost
It targets 30% of the market share by 2030.
Thailand OKs incentives for auto parts joint ventures
The joint ventures between a Thai company and a foreign company are required to invest a minimum of $2.8m in auto parts manufacturing.
Thailand reduces car manufacturing target to 1.7 million units in 2024
Domestic car sales have been sluggish since 2023.
Thailand aims to become 4th largest producer of electronic circuits
Currently, Thailand holds a 4% market share in electronic circuits.
Thailand's auto manufacturing needs new skills, ethics for EV shift
A growing demand for digital skills and expertise in green technologies exists.
More work needs to be done to improve labour conditions in Thailand’s auto manufacturing: ILO
Workers lacking training are paid less and have to work for longer hours.
Thailand's auto parts and accessories export industry reaps $15.6b in 2022
Approximately 2,200 manufacturers cater to the after-market or replacement market.
