The Latest Breaking News from Thailand

Thailand plans to sell 40 billion baht (US$1.17 billion) of government savings bonds next month to help finance a budget deficit, a finance ministry official said on Wednesday.

Honda has released the CB750 Hornet in Thailand, where it'll go up against some of the most popular models in the middleweight segment.

Karat Enterprise (Thailand) aims to secure sales growth of 25% this year to reach a record high of 625 million baht, based on a strong recovery in demand following the pandemic.

Thailand's leading real estate developer Central Pattana Plc is unveiling its new Centara Ubon Hotel, in a bid to offer a luxurious hotel experience in southern Isan.

Thailand and India have agreed in principle to use electronic signatures and seals for certificates of origin on products, while pushing for the use of QR codes through the linkage of India's Unified Payments Interface system with Thailand's PromptPay system to support tourist spending.

State-run Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) says it is unable to shoulder more financial burdens until 2025 as it needs funds from electricity bills to help it deal with current losses of 136 billion baht.

The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) expects car manufacturing in Thailand to reach 2 million cars this year, close to the level recorded prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, despite concerns over the impact of costly electricity bills and banking problems overseas.

Thailand's beauty market is expected to grow between 10-20% this year after a significant drop during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to L'Oréal Thailand.

Sino Logistics Corporation (Sino), Thailand's leading sea freight servicer, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) to float up to 292 million shares on the Thai bourse, aiming to raise funds for business expansion this year in Thailand and abroad.