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03/06/2026

Finding the Right Location: A Critical Step in Business Expansion

After developing a market entry strategy, the next step is turning that plan into reality. One of the most important decisions during this stage is selecting the right location for business operations.

For companies expanding into Thailand, location selection goes beyond finding available space. Industrial facilities, warehouses, office spaces, commercial properties, and employee accommodation all play a role in supporting operational efficiency and future business development.

TAIHEJU supports enterprises by identifying suitable factories, warehouses, land, office spaces, commercial properties, and employee accommodation solutions based on operational requirements and business objectives. This approach helps companies align their facility decisions with broader expansion plans.

Business expansion is built on a series of important decisions, and choosing the right location is one of the key steps that helps transform strategic planning into long-term growth.

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25/05/2026

Strategic Consulting: Building the Right Foundation Before Market Entry

Entering a new market is not simply a matter of choosing a location or launching operations. Before any investment decision is made, understanding the market environment and evaluating potential risks are essential steps for long-term success.

At TAIHEJU, Strategic Consulting is designed to support enterprises through the early stages of market expansion by providing structured insights and practical decision-making support.

This includes:

• Industry and market research
• Policy analysis and market intelligence
• Entry strategy and local business understanding
• Feasibility studies and data analysis
• Compliance guidance and investment pathway evaluation

For businesses entering Thailand and Southeast Asia, access to information alone is often not enough. The challenge lies in identifying which information is truly relevant and translating it into actionable decisions.

A strategic approach helps organizations move beyond assumptions and make decisions based on clearer market understanding, operational feasibility, and long-term business goals.

Because successful expansion starts long before operations begin — it starts with informed decision

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21/05/2026

Philippines Orders Meta to Strengthen Measures Against “Panic-Inducing” Fake News

Against the backdrop of rising energy prices and growing market uncertainty, the Philippine government recently called on social media platforms to strengthen their control over false information, focusing specifically on misleading content that could trigger social panic.

The government has sent an official letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, requesting stronger measures across Meta-owned platforms to prevent the spread of false claims related to soaring fuel prices and disruptions in energy supply. Authorities also warned that allowing such misinformation to spread unchecked could violate relevant Philippine laws.

Government agencies stated that as fuel prices and the costs of essential goods continue to rise, the public has become increasingly sensitive to economic information. The rapid spread of false news could undermine market confidence and potentially affect social order and national security.

The government has required Meta to acknowledge receipt of the letter within 48 hours and submit a concrete corrective action plan within seven days. The proposal should include stronger systems for identifying, monitoring, and suppressing high-risk misinformation.
This regulatory escalation comes as conflicts in the Middle East continue to drive global energy prices higher. The Philippines had previously declared an energy emergency and introduced several measures to reduce pressure, including shortening work schedules and encouraging energy-saving practices.

At the same time, authorities plan to launch a public reporting platform aimed at encouraging citizens to help identify online misinformation. The government has also urged the public to avoid panic buying and fuel hoarding in order to maintain market stability.

Final Analysis
Information governance has increasingly become a critical component of economic stability. During periods of energy stress, misinformation can amplify public anxiety and create what experts describe as an “information shock.” While strengthening platform accountability is a practical necessity, the challenge lies in ensuring transparent and proportionate enforcement to avoid excessive intervention that could restrict the free flow of information. Achieving a balance between combating misinformation and protecting freedom of expression will remain an important test of governance capability.

Information Source: Taihe Research Institute · Southeast Asia Business INSIGHT
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20/05/2026

TAIHEJU | From Factory Site Solutions to a Strategic Partner for Southeast Asia Expansion

Expanding into a new market involves much more than selecting a destination or securing a location. It requires a deep understanding of the local market environment, regulatory frameworks, business ecosystems, and long-term operational strategies.

TAIHEJU began by providing real estate solutions for Chinese enterprises expanding overseas, supporting businesses with factory sites, warehouses, and operational facilities.

As we worked closely with companies entering new markets, we recognized that successful international expansion requires more than physical space.

This led us to gradually integrate industrial park resources, industry networks, and local business relationships, building a more comprehensive support system for enterprises entering Southeast Asia.

Today, TAIHEJU operates as aOne-stop Service Platform, providing support across the entire business journey, including:
• Strategic Consulting
• Facility & Property Support
• Supply Chain Support
• Operational Management
• Long-term Business Development

Our goal is not only to help companies enter a market, but to support sustainable growth with greater efficiency, reduced risk, and long-term value creation.
Because international expansion should not only be about investment — it should be about building a foundation for future growth.

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19/05/2026

Situation Brief | China–Philippines Energy Cooperation Continues, But Strategic Gaps Remain

Amid ongoing tensions in the South China Sea, the Philippine government has reiterated that any energy cooperation with China must remain fully aligned with national laws and sovereignty principles. Officials stressed that while energy security is important, the country will not compromise on issues related to territorial claims or national interests.

China and the Philippines have recently resumed preliminary discussions on potential oil and gas cooperation in disputed waters, with talks focusing on energy and fertilizer supply concerns amid global market pressures and Middle East-related energy disruptions. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized that ensuring stable and affordable energy supplies remains a national priority, but cooperation must proceed within constitutional and legal boundaries.

At the same time, the Philippines continues to deepen defense cooperation with allies. The United States and Australia recently held another round of joint naval exercises in the South China Sea involving warships, aircraft, and surveillance assets. The activities are viewed as preparation for the upcoming Balikatan military exercises, which will expand further this year with Japan joining as a formal participant.

Final Analysis
The Philippines is pursuing a dual-track strategy: maintaining room for cooperation with China on energy issues while strengthening its security partnerships. This balancing approach may be necessary in the current geopolitical environment, but maintaining stability between sovereignty, economic development, and regional security will remain a significant policy challenge.

Information Source: Taihe Research Institute · Southeast Asia Business INSIGHT
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15/05/2026

Situation Brief | Indonesia Could Become a Strategic Hub for AI and Energy — If Governance Keeps Pace

As global energy pressures and artificial intelligence expansion accelerate simultaneously, Indonesia is emerging as a potential strategic hub for future industrial growth. According to the Chief Investment Officer of Danantara, the country possesses the natural resources and market scale needed to play a significant role in the future AI and energy economy—provided its governance capabilities evolve alongside its ambitions.

Geopolitical tensions and supply-chain restructuring are pushing capital and industrial investment toward politically stable and resource-rich regions. At the same time, the rapid growth of AI infrastructure is driving massive increases in demand for electricity and water, especially through data centers and cloud computing facilities. This trend has placed Indonesia in the spotlight for global investors.

Indonesia has already implemented policies aimed at moving up the industrial value chain, including restrictions on raw-material exports and incentives for domestic processing industries. However, analysts note that many higher-value segments remain dominated by foreign firms, while technology transfer and local value capture remain limited.

Final Analysis
Indonesia’s long-term opportunity lies in combining its resource strength with institutional capability. While AI and energy transitions create a rare strategic window, the country’s success will depend on whether it can strengthen governance, expand renewable energy capacity, and improve control over high-value industrial activities.

Information Source: Taihe Research Institute · Southeast Asia Business INSIGHT
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14/05/2026

Security Watch | Thailand Exposes Massive Cross-Border Scam Compound Near Cambodian Border

Amid growing concerns over cross-border fraud operations in Southeast Asia, Thai military authorities recently opened a large scam compound near the Thai–Cambodian border to media inspection, revealing the scale and sophistication of modern cybercrime networks.

Located in Cambodia’s O’Smach region, the compound reportedly covers around 80 hectares—equivalent to roughly 150 football fields. Officials stated that the site contained 157 buildings, including 29 structures dedicated to scam operations, alongside dormitories, restaurants, and residential facilities designed to support a self-contained community. Thai authorities estimate that up to 10,000 individuals may have been involved in activities linked to the compound.

Investigators discovered large volumes of fraud scripts, communication devices, and U.S. SIM cards, suggesting overseas victims were primary targets. Some scam materials reportedly included highly detailed emotional narratives and fake identities designed to increase credibility. According to estimates, scam-related losses in the United States alone approached USD 21 billion in 2025.

The United Nations previously estimated that around 300,000 people across Southeast Asia may be connected to similar fraud networks. Officials from both Thailand and Cambodia acknowledged that the issue has evolved into a highly organized, transnational industry requiring stronger international cooperation.

Final Analysis
This case highlights how cyber fraud has evolved into a sophisticated gray-economy supply chain with industrial-scale operations, cross-border coordination, and corporate-style management structures. Without deeper regional cooperation in law enforcement, financial regulation, and digital-platform governance, such networks are likely to continue expanding and undermine trust in the global digital economy.

Information Source: Taihe Research Institute · Southeast Asia Business INSIGHT
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12/05/2026

Investment Southeast Asia | Samsung Considers Major Chip Packaging Investment in Vietnam

Samsung Electronics is reportedly evaluating a potential USD 4 billion investment in a semiconductor packaging and testing facility in northern Vietnam, reflecting the ongoing restructuring of global chip supply chains.

According to market sources, Samsung is studying the feasibility of expanding its semiconductor footprint in Vietnam, though the final investment scale and timeline have yet to be confirmed. Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance stated that discussions are underway and that related semiconductor cooperation proposals may soon be submitted to the Prime Minister for approval.

Samsung is already Vietnam’s largest foreign investor, with cumulative investments exceeding USD 23 billion across smartphones, electronics, and component manufacturing. If realized, the new project would significantly strengthen Vietnam’s role in the global semiconductor ecosystem.

The move also aligns with a broader industry trend: multinational technology firms are diversifying manufacturing and supply-chain operations beyond traditional hubs amid geopolitical and supply-chain security concerns. Vietnam has emerged as a key beneficiary due to its competitive labor costs, industrial base, and supportive government policies.

Final Analysis
Samsung’s potential investment highlights Southeast Asia’s growing importance in semiconductor supply-chain diversification. However, while packaging and testing provide an entry point into the industry, Vietnam’s long-term competitiveness will depend on its ability to build higher-value capabilities in chip design, advanced manufacturing, and talent development.

Information Source: Taihe Research Institute · Southeast Asia Business INSIGHT
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08/05/2026

Mobility Tech | WeRide Expands Robotaxi Operations into Singapore and Dubai

Chinese autonomous driving company WeRide is accelerating its global expansion by launching Robotaxi services in both Singapore and Dubai, reflecting the growing commercialization of self-driving mobility solutions.

In Singapore, WeRide partnered with Grab to introduce public autonomous ride services in the Punggol district. Powered by the company’s Ai.R platform and GXR/Robobus vehicles, the service completed over 30,000 kilometers of testing before launch. Safety operators remain onboard during the current phase, while remote-control centers monitor fleet operations.

At the same time, WeRide and Uber have launched fully driverless Robotaxi services in Dubai, with vehicles already operating in areas such as Jumeirah. The initiative supports Dubai’s goal of automating 25% of transportation by 2030. Users can directly book autonomous rides through the Uber app.

The Dubai rollout is managed with local partners and is expected to expand into logistics and commercial zones. More than 200 Robotaxis are already in operation, with plans to scale to thousands across the Middle East by 2030.

Final Analysis
WeRide’s strategy highlights two major industry trends: expansion into regulation-friendly markets and collaboration with major mobility platforms. As the sector matures, future competition will increasingly depend on operational efficiency, regulatory alignment, and ecosystem integration—not just autonomous driving technology alone.

Information Source: Taihe Research Institute · Southeast Asia Business INSIGHT
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06/05/2026

Investment Southeast Asia | Sovereign Wealth Funds Accelerate Investment in China’s Biotech Sector

Global capital is increasingly flowing into biotech as life sciences become a strategic investment frontier.
Sovereign wealth funds from Singapore and Abu Dhabi are now joining Chinese state capital in shaping the sector’s next growth phase.

China’s biotechnology industry is experiencing a new wave of cross-border investment and M&A activity, driven by technological innovation and global expansion ambitions. Everest Medicines recently announced a USD 250 million acquisition of a Singapore-based biotech company, while also assuming USD 149 million in shareholder loans. The deal strengthens Everest’s commercialization capabilities beyond China and reflects growing strategic interest in Asia-Pacific healthcare assets.

Industry data show that outbound licensing transactions by Chinese pharmaceutical companies reached a record USD 60 billion in the first quarter, highlighting rising global demand for Chinese-developed drug assets.

Meanwhile, AI-driven biotech platforms are attracting significant sovereign capital. Temasek Holdings and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority participated in a USD 150 million funding round for Syneron Bio, a company focused on AI-powered drug discovery.

Final Analysis
China’s biotech momentum increasingly reflects the combination of technological progress and capital globalization. However, long-term competitiveness will depend not only on funding, but also on clinical success, commercialization capability, and resilience against regulatory and geopolitical risks.

Information Source: Taihe Research Institute · Southeast Asia Business INSIGHT
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