Investment Opportunities in Thailand. Mrs. Hirunya Suchinai Secretary General Thailand Board of Investment

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Investment Opportunities in Thailand Mrs. Hirunya Suchinai Secretary General Thailand Board of Investment 12 September 2017

Thailand Consistently Ranks High in International Surveys Thailand was ranked at 5 th for ease of doing business among East Asia & Pacific countries and 46 th globally in 2017. Source: World Bank 2017 Rank 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th Country Singapore Hong Kong Taiwan Malaysia Thailand Mongolia Brunei Darussalam China Vietnam 2

Foreign Direct Investment in 2015 and 2016 by country 1800 1600 1,641 [In Million USD] 2015 2016 1400 1,312 1200 1,164 1000 800 816 970 929 600 400 200 0 353 266 257 194 116 51 Japan ASEAN EU China USA South Korea Source: BOI; Exchange rate (BOT, Mar 1 2017): 1 USD = 35.00 THB 3

Thailand 4.0 a New Economic Model Thailand Economic Model Thailand 1.0 Agricultural sector High Speed Thailand Internet Broadband 2.0 Light industries Thailand 3.0 Heavy industries present Thailand 4.0 Innovation-driven economy 4

10 Targeted S-curve Industries New S-Curve Industries Medical Hub Aerospace Smart Electronics Food for The Future First S-Curve Industries Affluent Medical and Wellness Tourism Automation and Robotics Agricultural and Biotechnology Next-Generation Automotive Biofuels and Biochemical Digital Economy 5

BOI s Investment Promotion Incentives Policy Tax Incentives Facilitation 100% foreign ownership No local content requirements Exemption of import duties on machinery / raw or essential materials imported for use in production for export and for R&D Sector-based Incentives Up to 8-yearTax holiday for targeted industries in accordance with the Seven- Year Investment Promotion Strategy (2015-2021) Land ownership rights Work permit & visa facilitation No export requirements No restriction on foreign currency Corporate income tax exemption up to 15 years 50% CIT reduction within 10 years Technology-based Incentives Up to 13 year Tax holiday for core technologies or R&D projects Deduction up to 70% of the invested capital on net profit derived within 10 years (ITA) Competitive Enhancement Measures Up to 15 year Tax holiday for new technologies and high-impact investment Matching grant for R&D, training, innovation 6

Technology-based Competitiveness Enhancement Measures 1 Additional incentives for investment in the development of Core Technologies in which Thailand has potential to enhance the country s overall competitiveness and industries. Projects must be engaged in technology transfer by cooperating with educational/research institutions as stipulated by the Board, e.g. Technology Research Consortium CIT Exemption for 10 years + Merit (1-3 years) = Maximum of 13 years Targeted Core Technologies Enabling Services Biotechnology Nanotechnology 1. Research and Development 2. Vocational Training Centers (only in S&T) 3. Electronics Design 4. Engineering Design 5. Scientific Laboratories 6. Calibration Services Advanced Material Technology Digital Technology * For 2-6, only projects that utilize advanced technology, as approved by the Board 7

Technology-based Competitiveness Enhancement Measures 2 Important upgrades to Merit-based Incentives Types of eligible investments/expenditures 1. R&D: In-house, outsourced in Thailand or joint R&D with overseas institutes 2. Donations to technology and human resource development funds, educational institutes, specialized training centers, R&D institutes or governmental agencies in the S&T field 3. IP acquisition/licensing fees for commercializing technology developed in Thailand Additional Cap (% investment capital /expenditure incurred) Original New 200% 300% 100% 100% 100% 200% 4. Advanced technology training 100% 200% Additional incentives will be granted depending on investment/expenditure ratio (%) % of qualified investments/ expenditures to combined revenue for the first three years 1% or > 200 MB. 2% or > 400 MB. Additiona l CIT exemption with additional cap 1 year 2 years 5. Development of local suppliers with at a least 51% Thai shareholding in advanced technology training and technical assistance 100% 200% 3% or > 600 MB. 3 years 6. Product & packaging design: In-house or outsourced in Thailand 100% 200% 8

Technology-based Competitiveness Enhancement Measures 3 Eligible for duty exemptions on materials imported for R&D purposes and related testing for research and development activities, biotechnology activities (only with R&D), and testing related to R&D with the following guidelines: Materials imported for R&D purposes or related testing, e.g. prototype materials, chemicals, plants or animals, etc. Eligible for a 1-year exemption period, which can be renewed annually. 9

Outline for Investment Promotion Measures in the EEC Targeted Industries in the EEC (Chachoengsao, Chonburi, Rayong) 1. Next-Generation Automotive 2. Smart Electronics 3. Affluent, Medical & Wellness Tourism 4. Food for the Future 5. Automation and Robotics 6. Aviation 7. Biochemical, Petrochemicals & Eco-friendly Products 8. Digital 9. Medical Hub 10. Enabling Services Development of Infrastructure and Logistics Development of Tourist Destinations Research and Development Technology Support Services Investment promotions that emphasize projects that will enhance competitiveness in the EEC such as: Targeted industries that utilize advanced technologies Infrastructure development Development of tourist destinations R&D and high-value services Projects eligible for CIT exemption shall be given an additional 50% CIT reduction for 5 years Incentives will be granted in line with the Competitiveness Enhancement Act for Strategic Projects located in the EEC special zones including a maximum CIT exemption of 15 years + grants Incorporate supporting tools from various agencies as well as eliminate barriers, rules and regulations in order to generate real, high-value investments One Stop Service to facilitate investment in the area 10

Applications for investment promotion in EEC since Jan 2015 - Jun 2017 valued at $ 10,721 million, 36% of total application value 5% 10.5 % 7% 34.7 % 24% 10 Targeted Industries $ 7,658 million, 71.4 % of total application value in EEC 39% 54.8 % Next-Generation Automotive $ 2,974 million Smart Electronics $ 1,945 million Biochemical, Petrochemicals & Eco-friendly Products $ 1,834 million 25% Food for the Future $ 550 million Affluent, Medical & Wellness Tourism $ 104 million Medical Hub $ 94 million Aviation $ 70 million Enabling Services $ 52 milion Automation and Robotics $ 36 million Digital $ 31 million Note: Exchange rate $1 = 35 Baht 注記 : 換算レート 1 ドル =35 バーツ 11

Robust Human Resource Development Program HRD Program Talent Mobility Program (TM) Work Integrated Learning (WiL) Dual Vocational Training (DVT) Co-operative Education (for gradate study, university and college) Provides collaborative research-matching services between the public and private sector. Provides collaborative educational services between educational institutes and the private sector in the form of Public Private Partnerships (PPP). Vocational educational institutes forming agreements with private firms, to create effective curriculums, training, testing, and evaluation for students to gain practical working experiences structured method of combining classroom-based education with practical work experience. provides academic credit for structured job experience. 12

Strategic Talent Center (STC) Strategic Talent Center (STC) was established to provides services in identifying available specialists or researchers in the fields of science and technology to support the private sector in conducting R&D and innovation activities. Science &Technology Expert Search Qualifications/ Expertise Recognition Visa and Work Permit Facilitation 13

BOI Offers Manifold Support Services BOI Support Services Investment Matchmaking Program 1-Stop for visas & work permits: work permits in 3 hours Subcontracting Development Program by BUILD Unit Interaction with other govt. agencies on behalf of investors Country desks Overseas offices 14

Where to Contact BOI BOI Overseas Offices STOCKHOLM FRANKFURT SEOUL LOS ANGELES NEW YORK PARIS BEIJING SHANGHAI TOKYO OSAKA MUMBAI TAIPEI GUANGZHOU Bangkok HEADQUARTER SYDNEY 15

Where to Contact BOI BOI Regional Offices in Thailand Chiang Mai Pitsanulok Khon Kaen Nakornratchasima Chonburi Surat Thani Songkla 16

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