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chinese electric vehicles challenge japanese dominance in southeast asian markets

Japanese automakers are facing significant challenges in Southeast Asia as Chinese brands gain market share, particularly in the electric vehicle sector. Despite a long-standing dominance, Japanese companies like Toyota and Nissan are losing ground due to their slow transition to electric models, with sales dropping sharply across the region. In response, they are investing billions to adapt their production for electric vehicles, but the competition from affordable Chinese EVs poses a serious threat to their market position.

thai airways plans 1.27 billion rights offering to exit debt restructuring

Thai Airways International Pcl plans to raise up to 44 billion baht ($1.27 billion) through a rights offering, marking a crucial step to exit its court-supervised debt restructuring. The airline has set the share price for its 9.82 billion new shares at 4.48 baht, allowing existing shareholders to purchase 4.5 new shares each.

asian currencies and stocks face pressure from trump trade tariffs

Asian markets are bracing for pressure as President-elect Donald Trump plans to impose trade tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and increase levies on China. Analysts predict that Asian currencies, particularly the Korean won and Thai baht, will underperform, while stocks in China, Mexico, and Canada, especially those reliant on US exports, are expected to decline.

utheast asia salary increases projected for 2025 with singapore lagging behind

Budgeted salary increases across Southeast Asia for 2025 are projected to rise compared to 2024, with technology and manufacturing sectors leading at 5.8%. However, Singapore and Thailand are expected to lag behind the region, with increases of 4.4% and 4.7%, respectively, due to lower economic growth and inflation rates. The demand for skilled talent continues to drive these increases amid a competitive labor market.

Thai hospital tycoon flees to China amid fraud allegations and investor losses

Thai hospital tycoon Boon Vanasin, accused of defrauding investors of 7.5 billion baht ($217 million) through fake medical projects, has fled to China, leading to an arrest warrant issued by police. Since December, authorities have received around 520 complaints from approximately 247 victims who were misled into investing in medical ventures across Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam.

thai economy faces 4.6 billion loss from potential trump tariffs

Thailand"s economy could face a $4.6 billion setback if President-elect Donald Trump implements his proposed tariff increases on US imports. This could hinder the country"s export performance and weaken its currency, potentially reducing GDP growth by 90 basis points from the projected 3% next year, according to a study by the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce.

EHang conducts first pilot-free air taxi test flights in Thailand

EHang"s EH216-S has successfully conducted its first pilot-free test flights in Bangkok, marking a significant step in Thailand"s urban air mobility (UAM) initiative. With plans for further tests in Phuket and Koh Samui by 2025, EHang aims to establish a model for regular UAM operations in Southeast Asia, supported by local partnerships and recent investments. The company is also advancing solid-state battery technology, positioning itself as a potential leader in the electric air taxi market.

master partners with lumeo health to lead southeast asian cosmetic surgery market

Master Style Public Company Limited is partnering with Indonesia"s Lumeo Health to enhance its position as Southeast Asia"s leading cosmetic surgery provider. This collaboration aims to expand market presence and meet the growing demand for beauty procedures, particularly among younger generations in the region. With over 90 service points in Thailand, MASTER is committed to integrating advanced medical techniques and strengthening its network to drive growth in medical tourism and cosmetic surgery.

master partners with lumeo health to enhance cosmetic surgery in southeast asia

MASTER, a leading cosmetic surgery provider in Southeast Asia, is evolving into a regional company through partnerships, including a recent MOU with Jakarta's Lumeo Health, which specializes in cosmetic surgery and medical tourism. With over 90 service points in Thailand, MASTER aims to enhance its offerings and customer satisfaction for both domestic and international clients. Dr. Queencha Chaidy of Lumeo Health expressed optimism that this collaboration will significantly advance the cosmetic surgery sector and foster regional growth.

thailand plans to legalize casinos to boost tourism and investment

Thailand is set to legalize casinos next year to attract foreign investments and increase tax revenue, marking a significant opportunity for global operators. The government plans to pass an "entertainment complex" bill in 2025, allowing casinos to operate within large venues, according to Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s Secretary-General.
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