Thailand Manufacturers Resources

Local losers in Thailand flooding
The worst flooding in a half-century in Thailand has killed hundreds and disrupted business for thousands of companies, including some based in Minnesota. But not all manufacturers were affected ...

Payless ShoeSource Continues Global Expansion and Announces Franchise Deals for Stores in New Markets: Korea, Thailand ...
TOPEKA, Kan., Feb. 6, 2012  /PRNewswire/ -- Collective Brands' (NYSE: PSS - News) Payless ShoeSource unit announced today that it has signed two new franchise agreements with partners Emart, a business unit of ...

Japan's industrial output rebounds 4 percent
Japan's industrial production rebounded 4 percent in December from November and household spending increased, suggesting the still-weak economy is gaining some steam after last year's tsunami disaster and flooding in Thailand that disrupted manufacturers' supply chains.

Thailand intervenes with the rubber gloves industry
KUCHING: Thailand government’s intervention in the rubber gloves industry by offering soft loans of five billion baht to [...]

Japan's industrial output rebounds, household spending edges up in signs of economic strength
TOKYO - Japan's industrial production rebounded 4 per cent in December from November and household spending increased, suggesting the still-weak economy is gaining some steam after last year's tsunami disaster and flooding in Thailand that disrupted manufacturers' supply chains.

Summary Box: Japan industrial output rebounds
ECONOMIC REVIVAL?: Japan's industrial production rebounded 4 percent in December from November and household spending increased 0.5 percent, suggesting that the economy is recovering from last year's tsunami disaster and flooding in Thailand that disrupted manufacturers' supply chains.

Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers
What tech manufacturers and suppliers have been saying about the impact from heavy flooding in Thailand:

Thailand flooding hits domestic vehicles sales
TOTAL motor industry sales in the Philippines declined by 4 percent compared to last year. Month-on-month sales declined as well by 14.2 percent from 12,090 to 10,374 units because of supply shortage on some units because of the effect of Thailand flood crisis, the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (Campi) said on Monday.