In Southeast Asia’s complex and fast-evolving regulatory landscape, compliance is not optional — it is a critical factor for business success and sustainability. Thailand and other ASEAN countries maintain strict standards for taxation, labor laws, environmental regulations, corporate governance, and anti-corruption practices. Foreign businesses often find it challenging to understand and keep up with these requirements. STIC specializes in offering comprehensive compliance solutions, helping businesses establish, operate, and expand smoothly without regulatory setbacks. Our experienced team ensures that clients meet all local legal obligations from company registration, licensing, tax reporting, labor compliance, to environmental approvals. Good compliance not only mitigates risk but also builds credibility and trust with customers, partners, and regulators — essential for long-term success. As ASEAN markets become increasingly competitive and transparent, robust compliance frameworks will define the winners. With STIC by your side, you can focus on growing your business, while we handle the complexities of compliance, ensuring your operations are resilient, efficient, and future-proof.
How STIC can help your business
STIC specializes in a diverse range of sectors, including Mining, Energy, Pharmacy, Manufacturing, and Government Affairs, providing tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of each industry. This deep expertise ensures clients receive targeted advice and support for successful operations in Bangkok and beyond.
With a team which has years of experience assisting foreign businesses in establishing operations in Thailand, STIC has a proven record of navigating the complexities of local regulations, cultural nuances, and market entry strategies, ensuring seamless business setup and growth.
STIC boasts established relationships with key stakeholders, including government agencies, regulatory bodies, and industry leaders. This extensive network enables clients to access valuable resources, accelerate processes, and build connections critical to their success in Thailand.
From market entry strategy and regulatory compliance to operational setup and ongoing business management, STIC provides a one-stop solution for foreign businesses. This comprehensive approach allows clients to focus on their core operations while STIC handles the complexities of establishing a presence in Bangkok.
Guardian Glass
Guardian Glass, a global leader in energy-efficient glass for buildings and automotive sectors, has been operating in Thailand since 1991. In 2019, the company chose Bangkok for its Asia-Pacific regional headquarters, attracted by Thailand's welcoming environment for foreign investors, a growing domestic economy, and strategic location for global exports. This move enhanced Guardian Glass's operational efficiency in the region and bolstered its reputation as a committed and forward-thinking industry leader.
Alliance Laundry Systems
In 2019, Alliance Laundry Systems, a leading global manufacturer of commercial laundry equipment, inaugurated a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). The decision was influenced by the advanced transportation infrastructure in the EEC, attractive investment incentives, and Thailand's strong intellectual property protections. Establishing operations in Bangkok allowed Alliance Laundry Systems to optimize its supply chain in Asia, reduce production costs, and strengthen its reputation for delivering high-quality products efficiently.
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