Thai stocks closed this morning up 2.75 points.

The Stock Exchange of Thailand closed the morning session at 1,439.35 points, up 2.75 points (+0.9%), with a trading value of approximately 31,284.33 million baht. In the morning trading, the index rose within a limited range, reaching a high of 1,446.52 points and a low of 1,436.79 points.- Source: Thai News Agency

Dow opens Thailand robot championship competition ‘FIRST® Tech Challenge’

Dow Thailand Group (Dow), a world-class materials science company, together with partners, are organizing the 6th FIRST® Tech Challenge Thailand Robotics Championship to compete for the Royal Trophy bestowed by Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, along with scholarships and the right to represent the Thai national team in international competitions in the United … Read more

The SME Bank visits Chiang Rai Province to urgently rehabilitate flood victims.

The Small Industry Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG) visited Chiang Rai to help and rehabilitate flood victims, visited businesses, gave encouragement and listened to the problems of affected TCG customers, and emphasized the relief measures of ‘6-month fee payment suspension and 3-month debt payment suspension.’ Mr. Sittikorn Direksunthon, Director and General Manager of TCG, revealed that … Read more

‘The 50th ASEAN-Japan Business Meeting’ (AJBM) 6-8 Nov. 2024

The Board of Trade of Thailand-Japan Business Leaders Association (Keizai Doyukai) organized ‘The 50th ASEAN-Japan Business Meeting’ on Nov 6-8, 2024 to drive the Thai, Japanese and ASEAN economies. Mr. Kalin Sarasin, Honorary Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade of Thailand, revealed that the Board of Trade of Thailand, in … Read more

Floods drag down industrial confidence index, urge government to issue measures to help businesses and stimulate purchasing power

The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) revealed that the industrial confidence index in August decreased from the previous month due to slowing domestic demand, especially for automobiles, as well as flooding in the North and Northeast. The government is urged to provide relief measures for the business sector and stimulate purchasing power of the public … Read more