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Investor M&A for Property in Thailand
Our Service
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) in the Thai property sector involve the strategic buying, selling, or merging of real estate assets or companies. This process enables investors to expand their portfolios, enter new markets, or achieve financial objectives.
What can we do for you?
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Strategic Advisory
Develop M&A strategies aligned with your investment goals.
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Target Identification
Identify and evaluate potential acquisition or merger targets.
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Negotiation Support
Assist in structuring deals and negotiating terms.
Key Benefits using M&A service before settling down
each location to do business
Benefits for using M&A service before settling down each location to do business
Knowing insight of the fittest location in Thailand, such as, business district, potential area by industry and other factors
Mitigate loss and gain benefits in investing both residential and commercial in the right location
Identify synergies to increase long-term asset value including pricing trends forecasting
How Can We Help You
Our Process
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Initial Consultation
Understanding your Investment Objectives
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Market Analysis
Assess market conditions and identify opportunities
03
Target Screening
Shortlist potential targets based on criteria
04
Deal Structuring
Negotiate terms and structure the transaction
05
Closing
Finalise agreements and complete the transaction
06
Integration
Implement post-transaction integration plans
FAQs
Q&A in Setting Up Company
in Thailand
Frequently Asked Questions
about Set Up Bank Account in
British Virgin Islands
For Thai company jurisdiction must have 51% of local shareholder. Or other options to become 100% shareholder in Thai company
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Option 1:
Apply for BOI promotion or a Foreign Business License (FBL), which allow 100% foreign ownership in certain sectors.
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Option 2:
set up as a branch or representative office (for limited activities).
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Yes, if the business is BOI, has an FBL, or falls under the U.S.-Thai Treaty of Amity. Otherwise, foreign ownership is capped at 49%
Foreigners with a Non-Immigrant “B” visa and an employer sponsor. BOI businesses have more flexibility with requirements.
The most profitable sectors in Thailand
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Tourism
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Real Estate
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Healthcare
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Manufacturing
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Technology, startups tech and E-commerce
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The Thailand Ministry of the Interior has prescribed the rules and regulations for setting up foundations through the legislation of The Ministerial Regulations of Regulations, Operation and Registration of the Foundation B.E. 2545 (2002).
The application form for the registration of a Thai Foundation may be submitted to the registrar of the district which has jurisdiction over the place where the principal office of the Foundation will be established. Along with the application, the following documents are likewise necessary:
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List of assets of the owners
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List of allocated assets for the Foundation and registered document indicating the promise to donate these assets
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Copy of testament if an asset was given to the Foundation by virtue thereof
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Name, address and profession of all the members of the board of directors of the Foundation
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Regulations of the Foundation
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Copy of ID card or other types of Identification cards issued by the government and copy of the house registration of the owners and members of the board of directors (if he is a priest or a foreigner, other documents reflecting his status and address would suffice)
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Map of the principal office and its branch offices (if any) and the written consent of the landlord or owner of these properties.
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Minutes of the meeting convened for the establishment of the Foundation
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