Investing in Mainland Southeast Asia by Tilleke & Gibbins

Tilleke & Gibbins has published Investing in Mainland Southeast Asia

Tilleke & Gibbins, our corporate member, has published Investing in Mainland Southeast Asia, a practical guide offering legal and business insights for investors looking to start or expand operations. If you are planning to invest in these markets, this guide is invaluable.

Mainland Southeast Asia offers businesses an attractive option for diversifying supply chains and mitigating the challenges of global trade pressures and geopolitical risks. This region of fast-growing economies and rapid development has become a reliable and sustainable base for business operations, and business around the world are profiting from setting up operations in mainland Southeast Asia.

Investing in Mainland Southeast Asia is Tilleke & Gibbins’ essential guide for investors looking to do business in this vibrant region, whether it’s starting operations as a newly established entity or expanding into new territories or business models. Attorneys from Tilleke & Gibbins’ offices in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam have contributed chapters that lay out the key concepts and legal considerations that investors should keep in mind as they develop and seek to execute their business strategy. The guide covers important laws and government policies, as well as practical business concerns such as business structures and company types, restrictions on foreign investment, investment incentives, and labour and employment.

This clear, practical overview of business regulations in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam provides entrepreneurs and investors with the crucial local insight to grow their business activities in the region. Tilleke & Gibbins’ business law specialists observe time and again that having local, on-the-ground insight is pivotal in determining the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and ultimately the success of ventures in each of these jurisdictions. With important information that our attorneys have found most necessary for investors to know before they act, this guide is a solid jumping-off point for investors and entrepreneurs looking to bring their businesses to Southeast Asia.

The full guide can be downloaded through the button below.

For more information on this notification, please contact Supasit Boonsanong at [email protected], Charuwan Charoonchitsathian at [email protected], and Phareeya Yongpanich at [email protected].

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