Amata THAILAND
World’s Leading industrial city developer
We provide reliable, sustainable and state-of-the-art business estates with eco-friendly
infrastructure and sound environmental policies.
“Thailand is in the middle of things. It is in the middle of Southeast Asia and is easily accessed by land, sea and air. No other country in the region has a better location.” Vikrom Kromadit, CEO Amata Corp.





Industrial Cities in Thailand
Thailand’s premier industrial area, the home of both of Amata's Thai estates, is concentrated in the Eastern Seaboard Region (ESB) of the country. In the mid-1980s, the Thai government acted to build long- term economic competitiveness by focusing industrial development in the three coastal provinces (Chonburi, Chachoengsao, Rayong) directly southeast of Bangkok. More than two decades of continuous investment by both government and industry is now paying off. The ESB offers infrastructure and logistics equal to the best in the world, causing the World Bank to describe the project as “one of Asia’s most successful large-scale plans for industrial development.”
A related positive factor boosting the ESB is momentum. The area has a critical mass of high- value and foreign-invested industry which attracts secondary and tertiary industry, resulting in industry clusters which attract new major players. A good example of this phenomenon is Thailand’s auto industry which is now concentrated in the ESB.
Road networks Amata’s ESB industrial estates benefit from the excellent road network that connects Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi International Airport and Laem Chabang seaport with Eastern Seaboard population centers like Chonburi, Sriracha, Pattaya and Rayong.
Benefits of Thailand
Quick facts
- Creating cities: 7,033 hectares of industrial estate development in Thailand
- Amata's Thai industrial estates are the 'home' for over 1,100 factories and supporting businesses from 29 countries
- The Amata family includes numerous Global Fortune 500 (2018) companiessan, , including Toyota Motor, Cardinal Health, BMW Group, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, Nestle, Bosch Group, Hitachi, Sony, BASF, PepsiCo, Toyota Tsusho, Posco, Nippon Steel, Continental, Denso, Sumitomo, Mitsubishi Electric, Magna International, Mitsubishi Chemical, Bridgestone, Idemitsu Kosan and Sumitomo Electric.
- A community of around 270,000 people work at the two industrial estates (as of Q1, 2019)
