Thai developer Amata is setting up a significant industrial park in Laos, aiming to draw manufacturers moving from China due to the persisting U.S.-China tensions and uncertainties in the Chinese economy.
Thai developer Amata is establishing a major industrial park in Laos to attract manufacturers relocating from China amid ongoing U.S.-China tensions and uncertainties in China’s economy.
BANGKOK — Amata, a Thai developer known for its industrial parks in Thailand and Vietnam, is launching a significant project in Laos. The initiative aims to draw manufacturers looking to relocate from China amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and China.
Amata’s founder and Chairman, Vikrom Kromadit, noted that the upcoming U.S. presidential election and uncertainties in China’s economy could drive more Chinese companies to seek expansion opportunities abroad.
In a recent interview with Nikkei Asia, Kromadit emphasized the importance of overseas expansion as a potential lifeline for these companies, signaling a shift in regional manufacturing dynamics.
Thailand’s Amata Targets Laos as a Hub for Chinese Manufacturing Relocation
