Overview of Mergers and Their Importance Mergers represent a fundamental aspect of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and have become increasingly important for corporate restructuring and growth strategies in Thailand. The process involves the combination of two or more companies into a single entity, with the aim of enhancing operational efficiency, expanding market presence, and strengthening…
(Part 2 of a 4-Part Series on M&A Deals in Thailand) Essential Considerations for Asset Acquisitions in Thailand Asset Acquisition Process and Key Considerations When pursuing mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Thailand, one commonly adopted approach is the acquisition of assets from the target company. Unlike a share acquisition, which involves purchasing equity in the…
Key Legal, Tax, and Compliance Considerations for Share Acquisitions in Thailand Acquiring shares in a target company is a common and effective method for executing mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Thailand. This approach allows an investor or acquiring company to assume control of the target company by purchasing either a majority or the entirety of…
Thailand’s Minimum Wage Adjustment in 2025: Provincial Variations and Economic Impact On December 23, 2024, Thailand’s Minimum Wage Committee announced the adjustment of the minimum wage, effective January 1, 2025. This minimum wage varies by province and now ranges between 337 and 400 Baht per day. This adjustment benefits a total of 3,760,697 workers across…
BOI Opens More Land Opportunities for Foreign Businesses The Thai Board of Investment (BOI) recently announced updated regulations regarding land ownership for foreign companies. These new rules, outlined in Notification No. 16/2567 (Criteria for Granting Permission to Foreign Juristic Person Receiving Investment Promotion to Own Land for Establishment of Offices and Residences), came into effect…
Mandating registered offices for foreign e-commerce operators and implementing new regulations aim to promote fair competition and enhance market integrity. Thailand is set to implement new regulations requiring foreign e-commerce operators to establish registered offices within the country under the forthcoming digital platform service law. This move, announced by the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA),…
A New Fund Launches to Propel High-Tech Startups in Thailand Toward a Future of Innovation Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) has introduced a new initiative aimed at fostering high-growth startups within targeted industries. The “Matching Fund” is set to provide financial support of up to 50 million baht per startup, reinforcing Thailand’s commitment to advancing…
The new DTV Visa allows remote workers and participants in cultural activities to stay in Thailand for up to 180 days per entry, with a 5-year validity. As of July 15, 2024, the Thai government has officially launched the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), aimed at individuals seeking to combine work and travel (“workcation”) in Thailand….
Setting up a second residence in Thailand has become a popular option for many high-net-worth individuals looking for a safe, stable, and convenient location to reside. With its favorable climate, world-class healthcare system, and vibrant culture, Thailand offers a unique and appealing lifestyle for those seeking a second home. However, before making the decision to…
Dissolution is the process of de-registering a company from the company registry at the Department of Business Development (“DBD”). When considering the life cycle of a business operation, the voluntary dissolution by the shareholders appears to be the usual way to end the company’s operations. There are several circumstances that will lead companies to the…
Thailand is a country with many business opportunities for foreign investors; this includes the incorporation of partnerships and companies. There are two types of companies in Thailand, private limited companies and public limited companies. The main differences between the two is the governing law and the sale of shares. Private limited companies are governed by…
At the end of a life cycle of a private limited liability company in Thailand it is necessary to liquidate and dissolve the company by resolution of its shareholders. The procedure, has to follow the rules of the Sections 1247 – 1273 of the Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand (CCC). To proceed with the…
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