The Stock Exchange of Thailand hopes to have a role in pushing startups as a base for developing the country in the new digital era by helping to develop the startup ecosystem for startups in four aspects.
For the energy sector, using innovations to increase production efficiency is not a new idea. Realizing that electricity is a crucial factor for the country’s development, the Electricity Generating Authority […]
The Singha Venture Fund recently held a forum inviting two of the most successful startups in Thailand: SEA Thailand and Ookbee to share their success stories on how to make a successful startup.
The LINE social media network, with its customer base of 42 million people in Thailand, has launched the LINE ScaleUp project, designed to help startups get access to financial resources and also LINE’s customers at the same time.
Startups in fields as diverse as tourism, real estate, healthcare, finance and beauty services are among the 11 teams selected to join Dtac’s startup incubator program.
Like other corporate venture capital funds, Development Ventures (DV) prioritises helping startup businesses that use technology to support banking services.
Until today no one doubts how Uber had turned from a startup to become one among the world’s first Unicorn. It is because they are dreamers who are determined to make it happen.
The startup trend in Thailand continues to prosper while experiencing some growing pains. The National Innovation Agency (NIA) remains optimistic that Thailand will become one of the world’s great financial resources for startups with working capital exceeding 100 billion baht this year.
After finding success in overseas startup investments, Bualuang Ventures Limited (BVL) is planning to aggressively invest in local startups, says its chief executive officer.
Nearly a year since AddVentures Corporate Venture Capital fund under the Siam Cement Group was established, it is one of the most active venture capital funds in Thailand.
National Innovation Agency (NIA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) to upgrade Thailand’s MICE industry with innovations on 17 May, 2018 at the Startup Thailand 2018 event.
Chulalongkorn University has invested heavily in developing an innovation ecosystem in its nearby areas and recently built a creative and startup village called Block28 to nurture and encourage deep-tech talents from every faculties to create spinoff companies. The university also attracted Tuspark to open a showroom showcasing China’s cutting-edge digital innovations and joined forces with ThaiBev and Kbank to obtain a cash injection.