Thailand''s industrial sector is teetering on the brink of a crisis due to rapid technological advancements and fierce competition from China.
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Both industry and manufacturing in Thailand are currently facing significant challenges. Data shows a concerning trend of factory closures, with the
In 2024, 561 factories in Thailand, mainly in the steel and metal industries, shut down due to high production costs. These closures
In 2024, 561 factories in Thailand, mainly in the steel and metal industries, shut down due to high production costs. These closures caused 15,342 job losses by May,
Factory closures in Thailand have surged this year, with
Thailand''s industrial sector is teetering on the brink of a crisis due to rapid technological advancements and fierce competition from China.
Factory closures in Thailand have surged this year, with local electronics, steel, and plastics manufacturers bearing the brunt as demand declines and cheap imports inundate
Thailand''s economy is bleeding, with over 100 factories closing each month since 2021. Experts blame cheap Chinese imports,
Both industry and manufacturing in Thailand are currently facing significant challenges. Data shows a concerning trend of factory closures, with the gap between openings and closures
Thailand''s economy is bleeding, with over 100 factories closing each month since 2021. Experts blame cheap Chinese imports, rising debt, and collapsing consumption. Without
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Suzuki closes Thai factory, highlighting economic issues as 2,000 factories shut down in a year, leaving many workers desperate.
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The centre said several internal and external factors have contributed to factory closures, such as sluggish Thai economic growth, fragile purchasing power, and structural
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