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ARTICLE · 21 JANUARY 2025

Project Finance 2025 – Thailand

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Typically, a private limited company will be established for the sole purpose of carrying out a specific project, and the ownership structure...

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1. What are the typical ownership structures for project companies in your jurisdiction? Does this vary based on the industry sector?

Typically, a private limited company will be established for the sole purpose of carrying out a specific project, and the ownership structure (foreign shareholders to Thai shareholders) will vary based on the business activities to be carried out by the project company and the applicable legal and regulatory framework.

In this regard, a company registered in Thailand is considered foreign under the Foreign Business Act B.E. 2542 (1999), as amended ("FBA"), if at least half of its shares are held by non-Thai natural or juristic persons. Such a company is restricted from operating certain businesses without a foreign business license ("FBL") or a foreign business certificate ("FBC").

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