
The joint venture will develop approximately 1,000 rai in Amata City Industrial Estate to sell/lease the land and ready built factories to Chinese investors from China.
In a statement to the Stock Exchange of Thailand, the company said that the joint venture should be established in January. To be named Thai-Chinese Rayong Industrial Services Co Ltd, the joint venture will be owned 21 per cent by Amata, 30 per cent by its 83.67 per cent-owned subsidiary Amata City Co Ltd, and 49 per cent by Ha Fang Pharmaceutical. The joint venture will be capitalised at Bt1 billion, with Bt750 million in paid-up capital.