SUBCON Thailand 2017 expected to generate 10 billion baht
The Board of Investment (BOI) Secretary General disclosed that SUBCON Thailand 2017 aims to pair up to 6,000 business partnerships and expects to generate a cash flow of 10 billion baht (289 million USD).
Bangkok (NNT/VNA)
- The Board of Investment (BOI) Secretary General disclosed that SUBCON
Thailand 2017 aims
to pair up to 6,000 business partnerships and expects to generate a cash flow of 10 billion baht (289
million USD).
The BOI cooperated with UBM Asia (Thailand) Co., Ltd. and Thai Subcontracting Promotion Association to organize the 11th SUBCON 2017 which is ASEAN's Largest Industrial Subcontracting and Business Matching Event, BOI Secretary General Hiranya Sujinai said.
The event will be attended by 350 metal parts manufacturers from Thailand and 45 countries and territories, including Taiwan and Japan. It aims to match 6,000 pairs of business partnerships which will result in business transactions worth at least 10 billion baht.
SUBCON Thailand 2017 will be held during 17-20 May 2017 at BITEC Bangna Exhibition and Convention Centre.-VNA
The BOI cooperated with UBM Asia (Thailand) Co., Ltd. and Thai Subcontracting Promotion Association to organize the 11th SUBCON 2017 which is ASEAN's Largest Industrial Subcontracting and Business Matching Event, BOI Secretary General Hiranya Sujinai said.
The event will be attended by 350 metal parts manufacturers from Thailand and 45 countries and territories, including Taiwan and Japan. It aims to match 6,000 pairs of business partnerships which will result in business transactions worth at least 10 billion baht.
SUBCON Thailand 2017 will be held during 17-20 May 2017 at BITEC Bangna Exhibition and Convention Centre.-VNA
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