Mining development space Foshan Tao Enterprise plans to build an industrial park in Thailand

In the complex economic environment where profit margins are shrinking, some entrepreneurs in Foshan have taken the lead in manufacturing and started to implement the strategy of going abroad to build factories in overseas countries. The emerging market of ASEAN has immediately entered their field of vision. After the establishment of the factory in Vietnam, some Foshan enterprises quietly accelerated the pace of setting up factories in ASEAN countries. Foshan ceramics enterprises planned to hold a group to open an industrial park in Thailand.

Recently, at a sharing meeting to ASEAN “gold panning”, Foshan entrepreneurs revealed that ceramic enterprises will plan to travel to Thailand to open up heavy information in industrial parks. Yesterday, reporters learned from Dai Yimin, president of Foshan Ceramic Industry Association, that ceramics are currently The association has submitted a 10% land deposit and plans to build an industrial park in Thailand to introduce 50 ceramic production lines.

Buddha Enterprise: Want to open an industrial park in Thailand, Thailand

According to authoritative sources of the Foshan Ceramics Industry Association, some ceramic companies are now trying to enter Bangkok, Thailand by way of grouping.

Yesterday, Dai Yimin, president of the Foshan Ceramics Industry Association, revealed that the land currently being negotiated is 8,000 acres.

According to Dai Yimin, the ceramics association has taken the lead and reached a preliminary agreement with some Foshan ceramics companies. It plans to open an industrial park in Thailand about 100 kilometers from Bangkok and introduce 30 to 50 ceramic production lines. At the same time, it will drive the supporting industrial chain such as machinery, parts and transportation.

"We take this step, it is a last resort, and it is bound to go." According to industry sources, since the second half of last year to the first half of this year, due to the economic environment is not very optimistic, a considerable number of Foshan enterprises have stopped to enter the country. The pace, the pace of Foshan ceramics enterprises, has caused a heated discussion. According to Dai Yimin, before the launch of the project, they had conducted a one-and-a-half-year inspection of Thailand, and the final location was considered. "What we are looking at is the low production cost here." He said that the current domestic natural gas cost is about 5 yuan per cubic meter, and the cost of Thailand is less than 2 yuan, which is very suitable for the clean production of ceramic enterprises. Some entrepreneurs who expressed their intentions believe that under the premise of localization, breaking the bottleneck and opening up new markets will help to make full use of various resources.

Dai Yimin said that 10% of the land deposit has been submitted, and the specific project plan is still under negotiation. It is planned to bring entrepreneurs to Thailand in depth in September this year.

Suggestion: You can find a dealer in foreign countries to test the water first.

For entrepreneurs who have plans to enter the ASEAN market, professionals have given some advice.

Li Jun, the manager of the Asian region from Guangdong Deguan Film New Materials Co., Ltd., said that in terms of import and export, it is necessary to pay attention to the currency stability of this country and its tariff policy. Before entering the army, a trade plan should be formulated.

"Inexperienced entrepreneurs, you can go abroad to find a dealer to test the water." Zhang Jinbiao, president of the Shunde Plastics Chamber of Commerce, believes that the first to find a dealer to open the way to capture the country's market acceptance of this product. At the same time, he pointed out that in overseas factories, the right partners can be built through the process of finding a dealer. Some entrepreneurs also pointed out that in addition to asking local people, college students who can be stationed in China can go to the country to open up markets. "If some college students in Yunnan are learning Burmese, they may consider sending college students to build teams in the past." Wei Shigen said.