About 50.9 per cent of the 600 firms surveyed by the BOI said they were pleased with the country&rsquo;s supply-chain capability.&nbsp; 
Other reasons to continue expanding are the country&rsquo;s infrastructure (50.6 per cent) and tax incentives (49.2 per cent), Bongkot Anuroj, an investment adviser at the BOI, said on Thursday.

35.7 per cent of foreign firms to invest more

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35.7 per cent of foreign firms to invest more

About 35.7 per cent of 600 foreign companies with investments in Thailand will increase them this year, while the rest will maintain current investment levels, a survey by the Board of Investment has found.

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