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has started experiencing a downturn in automotive FDI. One reason can be slowing growth rate of domestic demand and increasing cost of production. Whereas Thailand

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has started experiencing a downturn in automotive FDI. One reason can be slowing growth rate of domestic demand and increasing cost of production. Whereas Thailand Honda already in the market. Clearly among Thailand and Poland the later has a stronger fundamental and current trend to support FDI in automobile. This is so because Poland though…
has started experiencing a downturn in automotive FDI. One reason can be slowing growth rate of domestic demand and increasing cost of production. Whereas Thailand

Jul 23, 2024

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has started experiencing a downturn in automotive FDI. One reason can be slowing growth rate of domestic demand and increasing cost of production. Whereas Thailand Honda already in the market. Clearly among Thailand and Poland the later has a stronger fundamental and current trend to support FDI in automobile. This is so because Poland though…
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890 3.9% Available for sale investments 514 0.1% 530 0.0% Equity accounted investments 1884 0.3% 6224 0.8% Long-term receivables 20920 2.8% 19615 2.6% Total non-current assets 633292 85.9% 601083 80.3% Current assets Inventories 15459 2.1% 18444 2.5% Trade and other receivables 67501 9.1% 112003 15.0% Term deposits 6500 0.9% 7250 1.0% Cash and bank balance…