virtualreview

thailand: news and opinion

Honda exports from Thailand up 19 pct

Honda's exports from its production bases in Thailand will exceed 98.8 billion baht (2.9 billion dollars) this year, up 19 per cent from 2006, the company announced Wednesday. ...full story at Bangkok Post

from Bangkok Post on Fri, Dec 21 2007

see also:
08 Nov 07 visit Betting on the Future - Thailand  »  YouTube videoJune 1998 Despite the economic crash of 1997, the the people of Thailand could still find one billion dollars to gamble on the World Cup. A vast audience gather around a giant screen, they may not have a team but emotions are tense nonetheless as...
19 Dec 07 visit Honda's exports from Thailand up 19 per cent  »  Bangkok Post Honda's exports from its production bases in Thailand will exceed 98.8 billion baht (2.9 billion dollars) this year, up 19 per cent from 2006, the company announced Wednesday.
24 Jul 08 visit Honda's exports from Thailand up 18%  »  Bangkok Post Exports of Honda products manufactured in Thailand increased 18 per cent in the second quarter of 2008, year-on-year, earning 28.5 billion baht (856.5 million dollars) in foreign exchange, Asian Honda Motor Company announced Thursday.
27 Oct 08 visit Honda exports from Thailand up 11 pct  »  Bangkok Post Bangkok (dpa) - Honda-brand products exported from Thailand earned 80.98 billion baht (2.6 billion dollars) during the first nine months of this year, a 11 per cent increase year-on-year, Asian Honda Motor Comany announced Monday.
18 Jul 07 visit Honda to open 2nd Thai plant  »  Bangkok Post dpa) - Asian Honda Motor Company on Wednesday announced plans to invest 6.2 billion baht (186 million dollars) in a second manufacturing plant in Thailand as part of its bid to win government backing to build eco-cars in the kingdom.
29 May 07 visit Vehicle production down, exports up  »  Bangkok Post Thailand's automobile production dropped by 3 per cent during the first four months of this year, even though auto exports have risen 10 per cent, according to Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) spokesman Suraphong Phaisitphatthanaphong.

« Today's Stories