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360: Thailand

For fifteen years I sat across from owners and executives of SET-listed companies — infrastructure, property, consumer, tourism, and more — and wrote down what they actually said about their businesses and industries. Most of those conversations never existed in English anywhere else.

360: Thailand is that archive: 100+ interviews from 2008–2020, collected so a form of corporate history would exist for people who care about Thailand’s companies and capital markets — not as a tip sheet, as a record of how management saw the world at a point in time.

If you read Thai Capitalist for company news, management trades, and market texture, the book is the long backstory. The site is the ongoing cut.

From the archive

“That is why Amata cannot just stay in Thailand, as we know one shouldn’t put all one’s eggs in one basket.”
Viboon Kromadit, AMATA, 2013
“Before, we used to marvel when a Thai movie achieved 100 million baht, but now the bar is set at 200 million baht and higher.”
Vicha Poolvaraluck, MAJOR, 2013
“The Government’s aim is for Thailand to become the bio-hub of ASEAN by 2027, and GGC is one of the key participants in this goal.”
Witoon Suewatanakul, GGC, 2020
“I do not know of any other business that has 4,000 locations with two to seven rai of space with parking.”
Pitak Ratchakitprakarn, PTG, 2017

What’s inside

100+
English interviews
2008–2020
Archive window
Sectors
Infrastructure, property, consumer, tourism & more
SET
Owners & executives of listed companies

Who it’s for

Investors, analysts and anyone following Thai stocks who wants the long backstory behind today’s headlines. If you read Thai Capitalist for company news, management trades and market texture, the book is the backfile. The site is the ongoing cut.

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FAQ

How does the stamped PDF work?

After payment you get a PDF personalised with your name, email and order number.

Is the Kindle edition still available?

Yes — on Amazon (ASIN B092SVLCCM).