SME

The Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce (FTCC) is proud to announce the launch of its SME Committee, chaired by Khanchai Sutthakan, Board Member at the FTCC and Chief Operating Officer of Benoit & Partners, an international law and business advisory firm based in Thailand.

With extensive experience in corporate and commercial law, Khanchai brings a strategic perspective on how to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) grow, scale, and operate more efficiently within the Thai and regional business landscape.

Mission

Collaborative Platform for SMEs and Startups

  • A collaborative platform aimed at empowering SMEs and startups.
  • Support provided through knowledge sharing, legal advice, and business networking.
  • Areas of focus:
    • Regulatory compliance
    • Access to financing
    • Digital transformation
    • International partnerships

Chairman

  • Khanchai SUTTHAKAN, Board member at the Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce - SIAM EXPAT CEO – Expat Services in Thailand BENOIT & PARTNERS – COO of an International Law Firm in Bangkok

Through regular meetings, workshops, and collaborative initiatives, the Committee aims to encourage active participation from all FTCC members, turning them from observers into key contributors. By involving entrepreneurs, consultants, and professionals from diverse backgrounds, the SME Committee will become a space where ideas evolve into concrete actions that benefit the entire business community.

With this inclusive and dynamic approach, the Committee aspires to create lasting value and strengthen collaboration within the FTCC network, supporting the sustainable growth of SMEs in Thailand.

Webinar Series: Doing Business in Thailand

EP.1 “Setting Up a Company in Thailand Legal Steps, Costs" by Benoit & Partners

In this session, the FTCC SME Committee breaks down the essential roadmap for entrepreneurs and foreign investors. From BOI incentives to common legal mistakes, we provide the practical knowledge needed to navigate the Thai business landscape.

Key Takeaways:

  • Structure: Deciding between a Representative Office vs. a Thai Limited Company.
  • Incentives: How the Board of Investment (BOI) can support your market entry.
  • Compliance: Navigating foreign ownership limitations and legal costs.
  • Timelines: What to realistically expect in 2026.

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