#business ownership thailand

[becauseimanicequeen]

I read your hilarious post on your bad taste and couldn't believe you mentioned Xena. That was my favorite show as a child too! We have similar taste in qls too.

What are your favorite ql characters though? I tend to like the darker kind. It would be interesting to read your thoughts.

Have a nice day.

Hi, Anon.

Glad to meet a fellow Xena lover.

When it comes to QL characters, my taste is similar to the QLs in that post you mentioned. I’m usually drawn to the bad bitches. So, here are the…

Bad bitches that have me in a chokehold.

My memory is a bit fucked, but these are the ones I can remember off the top of my head right now.

*spoilers ahead, so read at your own peril*

Tan/New (DFF)

Everything started with his brother disappearing and ended with him torturing the people responsible with their worst fears and deepest secrets. All the while having a backup plan knowing his closest ally would turn on him. New is no dumbass. He's a determined, prepared, avenging manipulator. And this bad bitch was determined to avenge his brother (and his own suffering) even if it killed him. I don't know about you, but I love a man who knows what he wants.

Todd (Not Me)

On the topic of manipulation... This prince charming put his lover (you can't convince me they weren't) into a coma while manipulating his lover's twin brother to join a gang whose mission is to take down the man who stands in the way of making Todd the king of Thailand's business world. Master manipulator at its finest (and he's fine as fuck). What's not to love?

Black (Not Me)

He was put into a coma by his lover (again, you can't convince me they weren't) and paid back in the same coin because this bitch is petty as fuck. And I love him for it.

Ai Di (Kiseki: Dear to Me)

This colorful and feisty little shit had me in a chokehold from the first moment I saw him. He runs head-first into fights, can kick ass (and do), and is often manhandled by his "adoptive" brother/best friend/crush while kicking and screaming. And let's not forget he's petty and admits it.

Vegas (KinnPorsche)

This bitch with daddy issues is a walking, talking toxic issue from start to finish in KinnPorsche. He drugged Porsche to assault him (and get under his cousin's skin), killed Tawan whom he only hooked up with to take down his cousin, captured and tortured Pete only to fuck him when the pet hedgehog died, not to forget he sat in Tankhun's seat at the dinner table (I mean, where are his fucking manners? lol)... And this is just a summary. But it's also because of all of this that Vegas is my favorite character in KinnPorsche.

Boston (Only Friends)

He's a slut. That's it. He doesn't need more context. Give me a slut, and a toxic one at that, and I'll love them forever. I know, I've got issues... But so does Boston, which is why I love him.

And the most recent bad bitch to come into my life…

Ming (My Stand-In)

It's too soon for me to say anything substantial about Ming (since only one episode is out and I haven't read the novel). BUT. It took less than an hour for this man to grab me by the throat... and I let him. It took him less than an hour to claim ownership of my soul... and I let him (I even begged him to during the scene in the gif above). This man is trouble. And I love trouble. I won't defend his actions, but I will love him.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again... I need this bad bitch to break Joe’s heart into a million little pieces (because we all know it’s happening anyway). I need him to be toxic. I need him to be a problem. I need him to the THE PROBLEM.

And when he realizes what he's done, I need him to pay for it by crawling through hell, only to beg on his knees for forgiveness when he realizes Joe is back, and then pay with his own blood when he tries his utmost to stitch Joe’s heart back together. Just give me the pain!

I love every single one of these characters. And I love that I love them.

I know, it’s a me-problem. But at least I'm aware of it.

I’m sure I’ll remember more characters that have me in a chokehold as soon as I hit publish on this. But, at least this is a start for now.

Thanks for your ask.

[bengiyo]

Love in Translation Ep 2 Stray Thoughts

Last week, we began one of the most satisfying comedies I've had from BL in a while. Yang Yan Feng wants to open a convenience store at a specific location, but needs a Thai national to hold majority ownership. Pho Jo wants to learn Mandarin and open a business so he can impress his favorite idol. The two initially came to blows over a series of misunderstandings, but they need each other and have opened the shop. Also, Ngern Anupart is playing Pho Jo's older brother, who is secretly dating one of Pho Jo's best friends.

Seems they are not off to a hot start with this store.

I love that Tag is here because Phojai doesn't trust the foreign partner and he wants his brother to succeed so that he and Tag can date openly. That was an expertly-delivered piece of exposition. Ngern has grown so much as an actor.

Are there no rules for using someone's likeness in your marketing without their permission in Thailand?

Okay, Phumjai's story of meeting Tammy is extremely normal and actually cute. I'm so glad it wasn't weird.

I like Yang being the straight man of this comedy. I did notice him watching Phumjai a little closely though.

Aw, it was the parents. Of course it was. The order sounded weird.

I really like the choice of having Phojai be the one to yell at Phumjai about their parents because it gives Yang an insight into Phumjai's life and a reason to be sympathetic to him.

I love the use of that whoosh sound in Thai dramas to make the audience accept the beginning of someone swooning.

I see you making him address you with P', Yang.

This high sidewalk to get into their store does not look accessible.

This boy is wearing a Brillo pads branded shirt. My goodness.

I really like Yang helping Phumjai learn how to ride a bike as the first step to feeling more confidence in himself. Bicycles are so satisfying to use and grant so much independence.

Oooh a romantic lens flare already.

Offroad sold falling from that bike really well

Fascinated by Yang paying attention to this 50 facts about Tammy stream to learn more about Phumjai.

Phumjai essentially has Yang flirting with Tammy for him a d he doesn't even realize it.

Odo, she's not into you, bro.

I like that Yang fell first and that it was for all the little things that make Phumjai who he is.

Tammy is at the store and she is pretty! I'm so looking forward to her crushing on Yang and that making Phumjai jealous.

Guys, this show is TIGHT. This is really one of the most satisfying experiences I've had with a comedy in so long. The runtime doesn't feel wasted and the beats are timed well. I know we have a lot to watch right now, but I'm hoping you check this out when your schedules clear up.

[beardedmrbean]

A 14-year-old suspected gunman was arrested after two people were killed and at least four wounded during a shooting spree at a luxury shopping centre in the heart of Bangkok.

Hundreds of people fled the busy downtown mall into torrential rain and chaos after gunshots were heard, while videos shared on social media showed others taking cover in shops, restaurants and bathrooms as the shooter stalked the building.

Within an hour, the Metropolitan Investigation Bureau of the Royal Thai Police took a 14-year-old boy wearing a black T-shirt, thick-rimmed glasses and a cap adorned with the American flag into custody.

Photos released by the emergency services showed one officer collecting the handgun used, and another pinning down and handcuffing the teenager.

Torsak Sukvimol, Thailand’s police chief, said the boy went to school close to the Siam Paragon shopping centre. He had previously been receiving treatment for a mental health condition, but had recently stopped taking his medication. His motives remain unclear.

No British nationals involved

Mr Sukvimol added that the two people killed during the attack were Chinese and Burmese nationals. Four other people were injured, and several are in a critical condition.

The UK’s Foreign Office said it is not aware of any British nationals being involved.

“I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family of the deceased following the shooting inside Siam Paragon,” said Srettha Thavisin, Thailand’s prime minister. “I would like to give my moral support to the families of all who died and were injured.”

The day’s events have shaken the Thai capital. Upmarket Siam Paragon is one of Bangkok’s biggest and most popular shopping centres, drawing tourists and locals alike.

“We didn’t know what was happening, then staff from a shop asked us to go inside and said there was a shooter,” Xiong Ying, a 41-year-old Chinese tourist, told AFP. “Everyone was trying to find a place to hide. So many people were terrified, just like a scene in the zombie movies.”

“Everybody was screaming and running,” Gautam Vora, 45, an Indian national who works in finance in Bangkok, told AP. “There was a lot of chaos and that was almost like a stampede.”

“I don’t think [staff] were well prepared for this,” he added. “I think most of the staff inside the shopping mall were confused and they were running helter-skelter, too.”

Following the shooting, authorities temporarily closed the nearby Siam skytrain station, preventing commuters from leaving the stop during the rush hour.

Gun violence is not unusual in Thailand, where there are high rates of firearm ownership, although mass shootings are relatively rare.

But the latest killing comes as the country marks one year since one of its deadliest mass attacks. Last October, a former police officer killed 36 people, including 24 young children, in an hour-long rampage at a nursery in northern Thailand that devastated the kingdom.

It came after a former army officer went on a rampage in a shopping mall in the city Nakhon Ratchasima, murdering 29 people and injuring dozens more.

[i-need-a-pilot-tho]

The way they talk about business in NLMG seems a little weird to me.

Apologies if I'm WILDLY off base and completely misunderstanding how this kind of company works or how companies in Thailand in general operate but. Like.

u can't just pass the running a company onto someone. CEO is elected by shareholder voting so the only way ud be able to ensure *U* get the job is if ur the majority shareholder. But for a company the size of the Kiyatrakulmathee (sorry if I've spelled it wrong), there shud be a LOT of shareholders to worry about corralling to get in line w ur decisions.

On the one hand, it makes sense that bc the story is from Neungdiao's (and Palm's) pov, they don't care about the logistical side of the business so they wouldn't offer any insight into how the decisions of the company are actually being made - who the major shareholders are, who is with or against Tanya, how much shareholding the FAMILY actually have, how many shares UNCLE has (if any). But it's hard to swallow that Tanya can just make these controversial business decisions unilaterally.

Speaking of the uncle, again, what is his ownership stake?? If he has to ask for positions from Tanya rn, that means he owns nothing, right? That isn't going to change if both of them die bc THEIR shares will either go to whoever they leave them to in their will or the company's constitution or Thai company law will kick in and decide what happens to those shares but it's probably not automatically going to uncle.

Again, u can't just inherit a company!!

[humanbonesforsale]

The Legality of Human Bones and Skeletons for Sale

In the United States, there are several ethical concerns regarding the trade in human remains. This article explores the legality of human bones and skulls for sale and outlines the ethical considerations involved in the trade. You'll also learn about the sources of human remains and the demand for skeletal specimens for medical research and education.

Legality of owning and trading human remains in the United States

Many states have laws governing the commodification of human remains, but these laws are complicated and hard to interpret. An attorney at the Louisiana Department of Justice said the laws are extremely complex and ambiguous. Moreover, there is no centralized resource on the Internet that allows researchers to examine the legality of owning and trading human remains state-by-state. Hence, academics are unable to give concrete examples of state laws.

The legality of owning and trading human remains is an important issue. Though some states have banned this practice, it is still legal in other states. The trade in human remains is an example of a form of unlicensed trade and has many negative aspects. It is highly recommended that individuals avoid such businesses.

While federal law does not prohibit the trade or ownership of human remains, a few states have laws restricting the import and export of human bones and skulls. In New York, Georgia and Tennessee, the sale or import of human remains is illegal. This also applies to Native American remains. Native American remains are protected by the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

Sources of human remains

The global human remains trade is driven by the growing demand of medical schools and private collectors. However, there are a few key issues that make the trade problematic. First of all, it perpetuates cultural practices and disrespect for the dead. Second, it revives a dark Colonial era practice of bone-collecting. Third, there are reports of grave-robbery. In some cases, people steal human remains to sell them for a profit.

The industry is often corrupt and involves the powerful collecting the powerless. Most of the time, these bones are from Indigenous and Brown people. Other times, they are taken from graves or sacred sites. In addition, the trade often involves scientific racism and filling medical schools. And third, there are ethical issues involved.

Human remains trade is also linked to grave-robbing. This practice is illegal unless someone has a license to disturb graves.

Demand for skeletons in medical education

Skeletons are used by medical students to conduct practical experiments and examinations. There is a high demand for human skeletons from overseas institutions and colleges. A doctor based in Kolkata said that the medical schools in India were unable to meet the growing demand for skeletons. However, some Indian skeletons have been exported to Thailand and Japan.

Skeletons have long been used in medical education. In the Renaissance, Andreas Vesalius, a hotshot Renaissance scientist, published his famous book De humani corporis fabrica before he was thirty. Vesalius was a skeptic of the medical establishment and regarded skeleton-making as a dirty and difficult task.

Skeletons are an essential part of the medical education process. Students spend 18 months studying human anatomy and undergo exams worth 500 marks to test their knowledge. There are dozens of public and private medical colleges in India. A total of 13 public medical colleges offer about 3,162 seats to students pursuing the BDS course. There are also nine private dental colleges with about 1,280 seats.

Ethics of collecting human skulls

A London curiosity shop is trying to crowdfund the purchase of a Peruvian mummy. Although not King Tut, this mummy is likely an adult. It has been described as "crunchy" by one museum visitor. The shop also offers other objects made from human remains, including Ouija board planchettes and wallets.

The ethics of collecting Human Bones for Sale skulls are complicated. While some auction houses have banned the sale of body parts, this practice continues to occur in many prestigious auction houses. Despite the fact that dry human remains can be easily transported and stored, the danger of selling human remains is real. Unfortunately, cases like Parker's skull will occur again. The skull was removed from the body of a criminal.

Although there are no federal laws prohibiting the sale of human remains, there are many laws designed to protect the dead's dignity. One such law is in the Canadian Criminal Code, sections 182: "Dignity of the dead."

[hua-hin-property-search]

Unlocking the Benefits: Owning Property in Thailand for Rental Income and Residency

Embark on a journey to discover the myriad wonders of Thailand, and you may find yourself enchanted enough to consider making it your home. The allure of its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and mouthwatering cuisine beckons many travelers to extend their stay and explore the possibilities of property ownership in the "Land of Smiles."

Owning property in Thailand presents a host of advantages, ranging from residency options to the potential for rental income. However, navigating the intricacies of property ownership as a foreigner requires understanding the legal framework and available avenues.

Foreigners are restricted from owning land directly in Thailand, but there are alternative ownership structures available. One option is to establish a Thai limited company, allowing ownership of land through the company, albeit with certain restrictions and requirements. Alternatively, long-term leasehold agreements and branded residences offer avenues for foreign investors to secure property ownership.

Investing in rental properties in Thailand can provide a lucrative source of passive income. Whether leasing out a vacation villa, condotel, or long-term residential property, rental income offers financial stability and the potential for significant returns on investment. Moreover, renting out property can be a strategic decision for those not yet ready to relocate permanently, providing flexibility and financial security for future plans.

Beyond the financial benefits, residing in Thailand offers a rich and fulfilling lifestyle. Permanent residency status grants access to a wide array of privileges, including improved healthcare facilities, affordable living costs, and the opportunity to fully immerse oneself in Thai culture. Whether retiring on a tropical island or pursuing business opportunities in bustling cities, Thailand offers a diverse range of residential options to suit every lifestyle.

Navigating the complexities of property ownership and residency in Thailand may seem daunting, but with the right guidance and expertise, it can be a rewarding endeavor. Hua Hin Property Search stands ready to assist you in finding your dream property in Thailand, whether for investment purposes or as your own piece of paradise. Explore our extensive portfolio of condos and villas in prime locations across Thailand and take the first step towards unlocking the myriad benefits of property ownership in this enchanting destination.

[k3visathailand]

E-2 Investment Visa

The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa allows Thai entrepreneurs to live in the US by running a US business. To qualify, Thai citizens must invest a substantial amount in a real US business, control the business, and show it generates income. A strong business plan and legal guidance can boost your application's success. The E-2 visa offers multiple entries, family benefits, and the ability to live in the US while managing your business.

Eligibility Criteria: A Closer Look

Obtaining an E-2 visa requires meeting specific criteria set by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Here are the key requirements:

Treaty Country Citizen: You must be a citizen of a country with a treaty of commerce and navigation with the United States. Thailand qualifies under this requirement.

Investment: You must have invested a "substantial amount of capital" in a bona fide enterprise in the US. The USCIS doesn't specify a minimum amount, but generally, a greater investment increases your chances of approval.

Development and Control: The investment must be in a real operating commercial or entrepreneurial enterprise. The investment should be developing and be a source of ongoing profit, not just a passive investment. You must also demonstrate control over the enterprise by holding a majority ownership or occupying a managerial position.

Marginal Living: The investment must generate enough income to provide for your living in the US.

Beyond the Basics: Strengthening Your Application

While meeting the basic criteria is essential, a strong application package can significantly improve your chances of success. Here are some additional tips:

Detailed Business Plan: Present a comprehensive business plan outlining your venture, market analysis, financial projections, and job creation potential.

Source of Funds: Demonstrate the legitimate source of your investment funds.

Legal Representation: Consider seeking guidance from an immigration attorney experienced in E-2 visas to navigate the application process and ensure compliance.

Benefits of the E-2 Visa

The E-2 visa offers several advantages for Thai citizens seeking to live and work in the US:

Multiple Entries: The E-2 visa allows for multiple entries to the US and can be renewed periodically, potentially leading to permanent residency in the long run.

Family Benefits: Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 can also obtain derivative E-2 visas to accompany you to the US.

Flexibility: The E-2 visa allows you to reside in the US while managing your business, offering greater control and freedom compared to employment-based visas.

Next Steps: Taking Action

If the E-2 visa aligns with your aspirations, here's how to proceed:

Gather Documentation: Compile all necessary documents, including your passport, proof of investment, business plan, and financial statements.

Consult an Attorney: Discuss your case with an immigration lawyer specializing in E-2 visas.

File Your Application: Submit your application package to the US Consulate or Embassy in Thailand.

Prepare for the Interview: An interview with a US consular officer might be required. Be prepared to thoroughly explain your business plans and investment.

Investing in Your Future

The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa opens doors for Thai citizens seeking to establish themselves in the US business landscape. By understanding the eligibility criteria, strengthening your application, and seeking professional guidance, you can increase your chances of obtaining this visa and embarking on a successful venture in the United States.

Visit our website for more information: https://www.k3visathailand.com/

[phuketattorney]

Company Registration in Thailand

Thailand, a Southeast Asian hub, beckons entrepreneurs. For those considering this venture, understanding company registration is key.

Foreign Ownership Allowed

Thailand welcomes foreign investment with limitations (49% ownership cap). Partnering with a local Thai shareholder is an option.

Limited Company: A Common Choice

The most common structure for foreign investors is a Thai limited company, offering benefits like limited liability.

** streamlined Registration Process**

Choose a unique company name.

Prepare registration documents.

Register with the Department of Business Development.

Open a corporate bank account.

Register for taxes and social security.

Seek Expert Help

A lawyer experienced in Thai corporate law can ensure a smooth process.

Beyond Registration

Complying with ongoing requirements like tax filings is vital.

Unlocking Potential in Thailand

By understanding the legalities and seeking guidance, company registration in Thailand can be a rewarding experience.

Visit our website for more information: https://www.attorney-phuket.com/company-registration-in-thailand.html

[bangkoklawyr]

Company Registration in Thailand

Thailand's economic potential and strategic location make it attractive for foreign investors. To establish a business presence, understand the company registration process.

Choose Your Business Structure: Select from limited company, branch office, or representative office structures.

Navigate Registration: Reserve a company name, prepare legal documents, register with the DBD, and obtain tax and social security registrations.

Key Considerations: Minimum capital requirements, foreign ownership restrictions, and visa/work permit needs all require attention.

Seek Professional Help: Consult a lawyer or utilize a business registration service to ensure a smooth process.

Choosing Your Business Structure

The first step involves selecting the most suitable business structure for your operations. The most common options for foreign investors include:

Thai Limited Company: This is the most popular choice, offering limited liability protection for its shareholders. It requires a minimum of two shareholders and one director, who can be foreign nationals.

Branch Office: A foreign company can establish a branch office to operate under the parent company's name. However, this structure offers less flexibility and limited liability protection.

Representative Office: This option allows a foreign company to conduct limited activities like market research and promotion, but cannot directly generate revenue.

Navigating the Registration Process

Once you've chosen your business structure, the registration process typically involves the following steps:

Company Name Reservation: Verify the availability of your desired company name through the Department of Business Development (DBD).

Prepare Memorandum of Association (MOA): This document outlines the company's objectives, share capital structure, and management details.

Statutory Meeting: Hold a meeting of the company's promoters (initial shareholders) to approve the MOA and appoint directors.

Company Registration: Submit the required documents and fees to the DBD for company registration. This may involve opening a corporate bank account.

Tax and Social Security Registration: Register your company for tax purposes and social security contributions.

Key Considerations

Here are some important factors to keep in mind throughout the registration process:

Minimum Registered Capital: The minimum registered capital requirement varies depending on the type of business and foreign ownership percentage. Consult with legal professionals to determine the applicable minimum.

Foreign Business Restrictions: Certain business sectors have restrictions on foreign ownership. Research any limitations relevant to your industry.

Visa and Work Permit Requirements: Foreign directors and employees may require visas and work permits to legally work in Thailand. Plan accordingly to avoid delays.

Seeking Professional Help

The company registration process in Thailand can involve legalities and complexities. Considering the following can ensure a smoother experience:

Consult a Legal Professional: An experienced lawyer specializing in Thai corporate law can guide you through the legalities, ensure compliance, and navigate potential challenges.

Engage a Business Registration Service: Several firms offer company registration services, handling the paperwork and liaising with government authorities on your behalf.

By understanding the different business structures, the registration process, and the importance of seeking professional guidance, you can approach company registration in Thailand with confidence. With careful planning and expert support, you'll be well on your way to establishing a successful business venture in the Land of Smiles.

Visit our website for more information: https://bangkok-lawyers.com/establishing-your-business-in-thailand/

[johnthejacobs]

Exploring the Rise of Betul Oil Share Price

Introduction:

In recent times, investors and market analysts have been closely monitoring the remarkable ascent of Betul Oil Share Price. This article delves into the factors driving this surge in Betul Oil Share Price and examines the implications for investors and the company. Betul Oil is actively involved in various facets of the manufacturing and distribution sector, encompassing a wide array of products and services including de-oiled cakes, animal feeds, solvent extraction, refining of edible oils, specialty ingredients, as well as the production and development of hybrid seeds and organic products. Established on February 3, 1981, the company witnessed a transition in ownership in 1995 when the Daga family assumed control from the original promoters.

Renowned for being one of the primary suppliers of soybean meal to the domestic feed industry, Betul Oil has established itself as a key player in the market. Its portfolio includes well-known brands such as ‘Urja, Hipro, Star’ for cattle feed, and ‘Saras’ and ‘Siddha Gold’ for edible oil. The company boasts a nationwide presence, marketing its products across seventeen states in India. Its extensive edible oil distribution network comprises seventeen dealers and two depots, facilitating access to over 5,000 retailers across the country.

Moreover, Betul Oil has extended its reach beyond the borders of India, exporting soybean meal to Far East Asian countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, and China, as well as to nations within the SAARC organization.

Over the years, the company has significantly expanded its solvent extraction operations, augmenting its facilities from Betul, Madhya Pradesh, to include two additional units in Satna, Madhya Pradesh, and MIDC, Solapur. This strategic expansion has propelled Betul Oil's total solvent extraction capacity to 1,250 Tons Per Day (TPD), complemented by a grading capacity of 86,400 Tons Per Annum (TPA) or 288 TPD.

Furthermore, Betul Oil operates its own warehouse, aptly named “Betul Oil Warehouse,” located in Betul District. With a storage capacity of approximately 9,000 metric tons, this facility serves as a hub for storing agricultural seeds procured from farmers and other stakeholders.

In addition to its core operations, Betul Oil is committed to sustainability and renewable energy. The company operates two wind power generation units situated at Dhule, Maharashtra, and Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, boasting an installed capacity of 1.25 megawatts (MW). These initiatives underscore Betul Oil's dedication to both environmental stewardship and energy efficiency in its operations.

Strong Financial Performance:

One of the primary catalysts behind the soaring share price of Betul Oil is its robust financial performance. The company has consistently delivered impressive revenue growth and profitability, reflecting its sound business strategy and operational efficiency. Investors are increasingly drawn to the company's ability to generate substantial returns, contributing to the bullish sentiment surrounding its stock.

Strategic Market Positioning:

Betul Oil has strategically positioned itself in the market as a leading player in the oil and gas sector. Leveraging its expertise and experience, the company has capitalized on opportunities for expansion and diversification, further enhancing its competitive edge. Investors view Betul Oil as a key player poised for sustained growth and value creation, driving demand for its shares.

Exploration and Production Success:

Betul Oil's success in exploration and production activities has significantly contributed to its rising share price. The company's efficient operations and successful exploration efforts have led to discoveries of new reserves, bolstering investor confidence in its future prospects. As it continues to expand its footprint in the energy sector, Betul Oil is well-positioned to capitalize on rising demand and favorable market conditions.

Strategic Partnerships and Collaborations:

Betul Oil has forged strategic partnerships and collaborations with industry stakeholders to enhance its operational capabilities and market reach. By leveraging synergies with other players in the sector, the company has unlocked new growth opportunities and expanded its customer base. Investors view these partnerships positively, as they signify Betul Oil's commitment to long-term value creation and sustainable growth.

Analyst Projections and Outlook:

Market analysts have expressed optimism regarding Betul Oil's future performance, citing factors such as strong earnings growth, strategic initiatives, and favorable industry dynamics. Many analysts have revised their price targets upwards, reflecting confidence in the company's growth trajectory. With a positive outlook for the oil and gas sector and Betul Oil's strategic positioning, investors are increasingly bullish on the stock's potential.

Conclusion:

The rise of Betul Oil's share price underscores the company's strong financial performance, strategic market positioning, exploration and production success, and strategic partnerships. As investors continue to recognize the company's growth potential and value proposition, the stock is expected to remain in high demand. However, investors should conduct thorough research and seek professional advice before making investment decisions.

[attorneyssphuket]

Representative Office in Thailand

For foreign companies considering venturing into the dynamic Thai market, a representative office (RO) can be a strategic first step. Compared to establishing a full-fledged branch, an RO offers a simpler and faster entry point, allowing you to test the waters and build a foundation before committing to a larger presence.

Understanding the Scope: Non-Trading but Essential

It's crucial to remember that an RO isn't designed for generating revenue directly. Instead, it functions as a liaison office, supporting your head office abroad. Activities typically include market research, identifying potential business partners, and promoting your company's products or services. Think of it as an extension of your home base, gathering valuable intel and fostering relationships in Thailand.

Benefits Abound: Streamlined Setup and Flexibility

The process of setting up an RO is considerably less complex than establishing a branch office. Foreign ownership is permitted, and there's no minimum investment requirement. Additionally, ROs are exempt from corporate income tax, as they don't generate local income. This translates to significant cost savings during the initial phase of exploring the Thai market.

Staffing and Logistics: Building Your Team

An RO can hire a limited number of local staff and even foreign personnel with the proper work permits. This allows you to assemble a team with the necessary language skills and cultural understanding to navigate the Thai business landscape effectively. The RO can also lease office space and open a local bank account to manage operational expenses.

Determining the Right Fit: Weighing Your Needs

An RO is an excellent choice for companies seeking to:

Conduct market research and assess business opportunities in Thailand.

Establish a brand presence and build relationships with potential Thai partners.

Coordinate activities between your head office and Thailand.

However, if your goal is to directly sell goods or services in Thailand, a branch office or a subsidiary company would be better suited.

Moving Forward: Launching Your Thai Presence

The RO serves as a springboard for your Thai business endeavors. The information gathered and the connections established can pave the way for a more substantial presence in the future. Remember, consulting with legal and business professionals familiar with Thai regulations is crucial for a smooth setup and ongoing compliance.

By understanding the role and limitations of a representative office, you can make an informed decision about whether it's the right entry point for your company's journey in Thailand.

Visit our website for more information: https://www.attorneys-phuket.com/representative-office-in-thailand.html

[blueweave8]

Asia Pacific Pet Food Market Scope, Demand, Forecast 2023-2030

BlueWeave Consulting, a leading strategic consulting and market research firm, in its recent study, estimated the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market size by value at USD 28.93 billion in 2023. During the forecast period between 2024 and 2030, BlueWeave expects the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market size to expand at a CAGR of 12.45% reaching a value of USD 65.71 billion by 2030. The Pet Food Market in Asia Pacific is propelled by the surge in pet ownership, rising awareness regarding pet health and wellbeing, and an upswing in online pet product sales. Leading market players are introducing plant-based pet food and allergen-free products, addressing the ethical concerns of vegans and vegetarians who live with both carnivorous and omnivorous pets. Notably, companies in the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market are prioritizing research and development initiatives to introduce innovative, high-quality pet food products. Simultaneously, pet food manufacturers are shifting towards using more protein-rich tissue and reducing the inclusion of fatty tissue and tallow. The increase in pet ownership, coupled with a growing demand for high-quality and premium pet food products, presents substantial opportunities for the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market. This strategic emphasis on research and development aims to ensure sustained business growth beyond the peak of the pandemic, aligning with the evolving preferences of consumers and market demands.

By volume, BlueWeave estimated the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market size at 12.24 million metric tons in 2023. During the forecast period between 2024 and 2030, BlueWeave expects the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market size by volume is projected to grow at a CAGR of 11.78% reaching the volume of 15.76 million metric tons by 2030. The Asia Pacific region stands out as the home to a greater number of pet dogs and cats than any other region, boasting an estimated nearly 300 million of these pets in households. This figure surpasses the count in North America by approximately 100 million. In 2022, the Asia Pacific region witnessed the revival of two significant pet food events: Pet Fair SEA, which took place in Bangkok, Thailand in October, and Pet Fair Asia, held in Shenzhen, China, in November. These trade shows not only facilitated global participation, with visitors from over 60 countries, but also provided insights into how trends such as humanization, nutrition, health, and the emergence of innovative processes and ingredients are shaping the Asia Pacific pet food market.

Opportunities: Thriving e-commerce sector

Globally, pet food stands out as one of the most rapidly expanding online categories, following closely behind infant and baby nutrition. Pet e-commerce platforms hold substantial growth potential, positioning themselves as a formidable distribution channel, second only to physical retail stores. Mars Petcare, a prominent player in the Chinese pet food market, collaborates with leading e-commerce platforms like Tmall, JD, and Amazon. The company plans to increase investments in online channels and intensify research into pet owners' shopping habits and preferences. The surge in pet ownership has spurred the rise of pet startups in developing nations such as India, exemplified by BarkNBond—an app facilitating the discovery of pet-related essentials. A surge in the number of android and internet users, coupled with innovative e-commerce marketing strategies, fuels a global uptick in pet food sales.

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Impact of Escalating Geopolitical Tensions on Asia Pacific Pet Food Market

The Asia Pacific Pet Food Market confronts significant repercussions amid rising global geopolitical tensions, notably influenced by the United States-China trade war. This sector, integral to the region's economic dynamics, resonates with the broader international trade landscape. The trade conflict has particularly disrupted pet food exports, prompting a shift in consumer preferences among Chinese pet owners. Escalating tariffs have led to increased costs for imported United States pet food, fostering a reconsideration of domestic and alternative sources, such as those from New Zealand, France, and Canada. This geopolitical turmoil extends its impact to pet food ingredients, with heightened tariffs affecting various components. As the United States-China trade war unfolds, the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market finds itself navigating complex challenges and transformative shifts.

Asia Pacific Pet Food Market

Asia Pacific Pet Food Market – By Distribution Channel

By distribution channel, the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market is divided into Supermarkets/Hypermarkets, Specialty Pet Food Stores, and Online Channels segments. The online channels segment holds the highest share in the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market by distribution channel. The robust internet connectivity across Asia Pacific is elevating the role of e-commerce platforms as a highly efficient distribution channel for pet food sales. Consumers in developing nations prioritize convenience, affluence, and exclusivity, fostering a significant market for pet wellness products. There is a heightened sense of safety and market awareness among consumers, contributing to the growing demand for pet food. With market forces and widespread connectivity, the overall market is anticipated to experience significant growth. The preference for branded products over local alternatives has further reinforced the reliance on e-commerce platforms for access to top-quality pet products, a trend amplified by the increasing phenomenon of pet humanization.

Asia Pacific Pet Food Market – By Country

The in-depth research report on the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market covers the market in the region’s major countries including China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia & New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, and Rest of APAC. China region holds the highest share in the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market. It is primarily due to China's high pet population and escalating demand and the expansive scale of China's pet economy. It is primarily due to its extensive pet population, accounting for a significant portion of the regional market. The China’s leadership position is propelled by escalating demand and the expansive scale of China's pet economy. The number of pet food manufacturers has tripled in the past five years, and advancements in producing refined and diverse functional pet food contribute to this trend. Despite lower pet penetration than the United States, China's high pet consumption and evolving market trends solidify its leading position.

Competitive Landscape

The Asia Pacific Pet Food Market is fragmented, with numerous players serving the market. The key players dominating the Asia Pacific Pet Food Market include ADM, Charoen Pokphand Group, Colgate-Palmolive Company (Hill's Pet Nutrition Inc.), FARMINA PET FOODS, General Mills Inc, IB Group (Drools Pet Food Pvt Ltd), Mars Incorporated, Nestle (Purina), Schell & Kampeter Inc. (Diamond Pet Foods), and Virbac. The key marketing strategies adopted by the players are facility expansion, product diversification, alliances, collaborations, partnerships, and acquisitions to expand their customer reach and gain a competitive edge in the overall market.

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Aaron Tan: Transforming the automotive industry through CARRO

The automotive industry plays a vital role in the economy of the world. From manufacturing to design, and from marketing to selling cars and auto parts, this industry is rapidly advancing alongside technology and sustainability initiatives. 

Contributing around 3%-7% of the world’s GDP, the ESG actions in manufacturing and selling of electric vehicles are now a green initiative strategy that is being globally adopted. It is also been seen that along with gaining importance noteworthy advancements are also seen in this industry. Here we are discussing one such inspiring entrepreneur who has made the buying and selling of cars easy to people with the adoption of technology.

Co-founder and CEO: Aaron Tan

Aaron Tan is an inspiring entrepreneur who started his journey at the young age of 13. Initially, he dropped the polytechnic college followed by this he secured a government scholarship and later studied at Carnegie Mellon University in the stream of computer science. Next, he played an important hand in contributing to and establishing a building space called BLOCK71 for light manufacturing, for the first time in Singapore. He is a programmer and venture capitalist. 

In the year 2015, Aaron Tan along with his university mates Kelvin Chng and Aditya Leasmana as co-founder started a business called CARRO. With his love for trending and buying cars, he initiated this startup move. This has become one of the unicorns in Singapore as it has raised $480 million within 6 years of establishment. From then to now it is been running successfully and profitably in the automotive industry of Singapore.

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About CARRO

Now let us understand more about CARRO and the business model adopted by Aaron Tan to make it a unicorn. Carro is a full-fledged platform that deals with all the aspects related to cars from car ownership to other processes like buying and selling. It is an Al-powered technology that uses proprietary pricing algorithms and AI-used capabilities to enhance the experiences. It has gained popularity as it maintains trust and transparency in the process.

Carro has a website and app that anybody who wishes to buy or sell a car can go through. It has all the possible options and details related to a car even including the instalments and more. One who is looking for a car can see all the information starting from model, images, and owners to the number of kilometers the car has run so far. Furthermore, it has the Carro certification of pointers including a money-back guarantee for 5 days, a warranty for the engine and gearbox of 12 months, etc.

Carro is also providing the option to help with the financing of loan approval on the same day, followed by 3.98% loan interest, and loan tenure up to 7 years. You can even reserve the car based on the flexibility in buying. Along with this Carro also provides other services like flexible car ownership experience, repair services, car insurance products, etc. It is the first company in Singapore that provides the services of contactless online car purchases, rental subscriptions, and widely usage-based solutions in insurance. 

Carro has its establishment in the countries of the Apac region like Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia. It also aims to own the car market in Taiwan, the Philippines, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Unlike other companies and entrepreneurs, even Mr Tan had to face a critical situation during the time of COVID-19 19 where he had to decide on 50% pay to his employees later, he made a strong comeback with the approach of contactless and online-based car services,

Awards and Recognitions 

Carro is one of the most used car-selling platforms and has gained several awards for fostering the mission to be a car marketplace for all automotive needs to customers by providing the best and most trustworthy services. The award of the No.1 spot in The Straits Times was grabbed in the year 2021 and was mentioned in the list of Statista as the fastest-growing company in Singapore.  Aaron Tan the founder of Carro with his visionary and innovative idea has made the process of buying and selling cars easier along with retaining the trust of customers, hence it has paved the way for the automotive industry transformation. He is been an inspiration and aspiring entrepreneur by making Carro a unicorn in Singapore.

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Fleet Management Software Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast 2023 – 2030

The global Fleet Management Software Market was estimated at USD 15.86 Million in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 32.49 Million by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 12.7% over the analysis period.

Fleet management is a collection of operations that enables businesses to see and manage all information related to their vehicles and other assets, from acquisition through disposal. More businesses have resorted to fleet management software as technology has progressed to give better visibility into vehicle and asset usage, enhance maintenance planning, and control the cost of ownership. As the fleet manager's role evolves, more businesses see the potential in digital processes that eliminate wasteful manual tasks and streamline activities. 

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The latest research on the Fleet Management Software market provides a comprehensive overview of the market for the years 2023 to 2030. It gives a comprehensive picture of the global Fleet Management Software industry, considering all significant industry trends, market dynamics, competitive landscape, and market analysis tools such as Porter's five forces analysis, Industry Value chain analysis, and PESTEL analysis of the Fleet Management Software market. Moreover, the report includes significant chapters such as Patent Analysis, Regulatory Framework, Technology Roadmap, BCG Matrix, Heat Map Analysis, Price Trend Analysis, and Investment Analysis which help to understand the market direction and movement in the current and upcoming years. The report is designed to help readers find information and make decisions that will help them grow their businesses. The study is written with a specific goal in mind: to give business insights and consultancy to help customers make smart business decisions and achieve long-term success in their particular market areas.

Leading players involved in the Fleet Management Software Market include:

MiX Telematics, Fleetilla LLC, GPS Insight, Lytx Inc, FleetMatics, Fleetmatics Group PLC, LiveViewGPS, ManagerPlus, Azuga Inc, Melton Technologies Inc, Geotab, Prova Systems LLC, Rarestep, Inc., Other Major Players 

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Segmentation of Fleet Management Software Market:

By Deployment Type

Cloud

On-Premises

By Fleet Type

Commercial

Passenger Cars

By End Users

Manufacturing

IT & Telecom

Retail

Logistics

Others

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North America (US, Canada, Mexico)

Eastern Europe (Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Rest of Eastern Europe)

Western Europe (Germany, UK, France, Netherlands, Italy, Russia, Spain, Rest of Western Europe)

Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, The Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Rest of APAC)

Middle East & Africa (Turkey, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Israel, South Africa)

South America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of SA)

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