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Hi,

I am in the recycling business (ferrous/non ferrous) and plan to set up a factory for dismantling power transformers which I plan to buy locally. Copper, silicon steel are the metals of value to the business.. Plan to export them, or sell them on the local market depending on market prices.

A local recycle dealer once told me that the government, from time to time, imposes restrictions on import/exports in response to local industry demand/supply requirement. I am trying to find out how true this is. I would not want to find myself in a situation where I am unable to export (restrictions) and unable to sell locally because of low prices. In Denmark we use the London Metal Exchange (LME) standard for setting up prices of metals.. Is the LME standard in use in Thailand too? If not, how are prices set, any references?

Would really appreciate advice on the 'ins and outs" of this business, who to contact for more information, what sort of taxes are imposed on recycled material for export etc.. Need to do my homework well before committing myself..

Many thanks to all..

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