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New company registrations expected to hit 4-year high

By PETCHANET PRATRUANGKRAI

THE NATION

 

THE NUMBER of new company registrations in Thailand this year is expected to rise to the highest level in four years, following more investment by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as stepped-up registration by gold shops, the Business Development Department said Tuesday.

 

Last month, 6,279 new companies were registered in the Kingdom, a year-on-year increase of 9 per cent. 

 

However, the combined initial investment value of these new businesses was down 42 per cent, at Bt16.49 billion, as most of the registrations were by SMEs, whose initial capital was considerably lower than the average invested by new enterprises in January last year.

 

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16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

New company registrations expected to hit 4-year high

But what is the number of inactive and delisted registrations that might reverse the favorable impact of new registrations?

 

Apparently the article itself answered the question of how meaningful increased registrations are: "the combined initial investment value of these new businesses was down 42 per cent .... lower than the average invested by new enterprises in January last year."

 

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Last month, 6,279 new companies were registered in the Kingdom

How long will those companies last? Number of sustained registrations (ie., greater than 5 years) or net registrations might be a better measure.

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Start a business. Apply for and get the Government low interest loan  ( cos your credit has expired elsewhere ) .Buy a new pickup truck.

Close business.

Be another statistic among the ever increasing NPL sector

This will be the route many of the new startups will take, just to get their hands on cheap money that is not available to them through normal channels

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23 minutes ago, Cake Monster said:

Start a business. Apply for and get the Government low interest loan  ( cos your credit has expired elsewhere ) .Buy a new pickup truck.

Close business.

Be another statistic among the ever increasing NPL sector

This will be the route many of the new startups will take, just to get their hands on cheap money that is not available to them through normal channels

Exactly.  And, then have to sell the pickup at a loss.

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