Key Takeaways

• Thailand–China Business Cooperation: CHEC (Thai) participated in the Thailand–China Business Leaders Exchange alongside representatives of leading organizations from both countries to strengthen cooperation in trade, investment, infrastructure, and logistics.
• Over 30 Years of Experience in Thailand: Mr. Wang Haiguang highlighted CHEC (Thai)’s capabilities and track record since its establishment in Thailand in 1994, with more than 60 completed projects and 11 projects currently under construction.
• Infrastructure Development Vision: CHEC (Thai) emphasized stronger collaboration in engineering technology, project management, and transport connectivity to support Thailand’s ambition to become a regional logistics hub.

On 13 November 2026, Mr. Wang Haiguang, Managing Director of CHEC (Thai) Company Limited, participated in the Thailand–China Business Leaders Exchange, held at the Thai–Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Thai CC Tower, Bangkok. The event was organized through cooperation between the commerce authorities of Thailand and China, together with the Board of Trade of Thailand, the Thai–Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and the Chinese Enterprises Association in Thailand. The meeting brought together representatives from 25 businesses and relevant organizations from each country to exchange perspectives and promote cooperation in trade, investment, infrastructure connectivity, and logistics. Participating organizations included Charoen Pokphand Group (CP), BYD, TCP Group, Haier, and Frasers Property Thailand, among other leading companies.

During the event, Mr. Wang Haiguang delivered a speech highlighting CHEC (Thai)’s experience and capabilities in infrastructure development in Thailand over the past three decades. Since its establishment in 1994, the company has successfully completed more than 60 construction projects, with 11 projects currently under construction. CHEC (Thai) has expanded its business scope from port construction and dredging works to a broader range of infrastructure developments, including airports, transportation systems, public utilities, and data centers. These achievements demonstrate the company’s extensive experience and capabilities in delivering large-scale infrastructure projects, as well as its continued commitment to exploring new partnerships and investment opportunities in Thailand’s infrastructure sector.

Furthermore, Mr. Wang Haiguang presented his vision for strengthening infrastructure cooperation between Thai and Chinese enterprises, emphasizing that, amid changes in the global economy and the restructuring of international supply chains, Thailand’s ambition to become a Regional Logistics Hub requires continuous improvements in transportation networks and cross-border logistics systems. He also highlighted the importance of deeper cooperation between Thai and Chinese enterprises by combining their strengths in engineering technology and project management to enhance infrastructure development efficiency. The meeting also provided a platform for business leaders from various industries to exchange perspectives on investment opportunities, electric vehicle industry development, new energy, and supply chain connectivity, further supporting long-term economic cooperation between Thailand and China.