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Andrianto Jayapurna
PRESIDENT, HENKEL THAILAND
"By investing in smart technologies and systems, Henkel Thailand is leveraging digitalization and Industry 4.0 technologies to strengthen its manufacturing excellence."
Petrochemicals & Chemicals
Thailand
Masayoshi Namba
BUSINESS DIRECTOR, AGC VINYTHAI PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED (AVT)
"EPINITY®’s Global Warming Potential (GWP) - including biogenic carbon and direct land use change - is up to 67% lower than for petro-based ECH."
Petrochemicals & Chemicals
Thailand
Hui Hui Kiw
VP ASIA, MACDERMID ENTHONE INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS
"Companies across China are transferring segments of their business to Thailand, a top choice among Chinese automakers and component manufacturers, with Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia gaining new investments as well."
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Ubolrat Wiwattanakul
VICE PRESIDENT, SOUTHEAST ASIA, LUMMUS TECHNOLOGY
"Producers are not making large investments, but they are looking at ways to modify their plants to make products with better yields."
Petrochemicals & Chemicals
Thailand

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