Bosch Automotive Thailand Marks 30 Years at Amata City Factory
Bosch Automotive Thailand celebrated 30 years of its Rayong factory, a key global supply chain hub employing over 1,000 people and supporting Thailand's automotive
Rayong, Thailand – Bosch Automotive Thailand celebrated the 30th anniversary of its Amata City factory in Rayong province. Since its establishment in 1996, the plant has played a crucial role in supporting Thailand's automotive industry, serving as a production base for a wide range of automotive parts and technologies, including brake systems that have helped elevate driving safety in Thailand for over three decades. Thailand and ASEAN have become integral to Bosch's business network and growth targets in East Asia and global markets, making the factory a key link in the company's global automotive supply chain. This success reflects Bosch's ongoing commitment to manufacturing excellence, bringing world-class technology to the regional industry, and contributing to the growth of the Thai automotive sector.
Jatuporn Boontham, Managing Director and Vice President of Bosch Automotive Thailand, opened the event, noting that behind the 30-year success are more than a thousand employees whose knowledge, expertise, dedication, and teamwork have been essential. Bosch Automotive remains committed to developing workforce skills, supporting Thailand's economic growth, and advancing technology and innovation to meet the transformation of the Thai automotive industry, aiming to create a future of safe and sustainable mobility.
Dr. Kirida Bhaopichitr, Vice Minister for Commerce, delivered a keynote address on "Thailand's Potential and Future Direction" at the Bosch Automotive 30th Anniversary event. Joseph Hong, Managing Director of Robert Bosch Thailand, and Prakasit Porapak, President of Siam Motors Group, were also present.
