Foreign Investment in Thailand Reaches 57 Billion Baht in First 4 Months
Foreign Investment in Thailand Reaches 57 Billion Baht in First 4 Months. Japan Leads, EEC Attracts 31 Billion Baht
In the first four months of 2025, Thailand continued to be a popular place for foreign investors. A total of 363 foreign companies received permission to do business in the country, with investments adding up to 57.86 billion baht. This is an increase of 110 companies (or 43%) and 2.9 billion baht (about 5%) compared to the same time last year. The data reflects growing foreign investor confidence in Thailand’s economic potential and business opportunities.
Warning! Online Gambling Leads to Prison and Asset Seizure
The beginning of many scams often stems from enticing advertisements on social media — such as offers of free money, free trials, or messages from fake accounts inviting users to invest, claiming to have secret techniques or winning formulas. Initially, victims might receive some returns, making them believe it’s real, and they gradually invest more. Eventually, the system, which is programmed to deceive, begins to drain all their money, leaving players unable to truly win.
Thailand’s Economy Yet to Recover: Facing Multiple Risks in 2025
Despite hopes from various sectors that Thailand’s economy will improve in 2025 compared to the previous year, many economists are saying the same thing: the Thai economy remains under heavy pressure from both domestic and global challenges. Several research institutions forecast GDP growth this year at only 2–2.7%, which is below its potential — and could decline further if global conditions worsen.
