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Yonyou uses its YonLOM ontology model to explain how enterprise agents can combine business semantics, workflow rules and security governance.
An enterprise digital-intelligence forum in Beijing on 29 April brought government, industry and research speakers together on AI governance, decision technology and industry practice.
Hunan Salt and Yonyou held a project kick-off on 19 May for a platform intended to make procurement online, standardised and intelligent.
At its 2026 Global Ecosystem Conference, Yonyou refreshed the BIP enterprise-AI portfolio, started agent-marketplace operations and announced partner initiatives.
Yonyou held the first stop of its 2026 YonSuite enterprise-AI roadshow in Shanghai on 12 March, focusing on moving growth companies from AI trials to systematic deployment.
During the 2026 World Brand Moganshan Conference, YonSuite received an AI-plus-SaaS product honour and the Shanghai Phoenix Bicycle case an AI-plus-manufacturing benchmark honour.
Nestlé Thailand and the Department of Agricultural Extension under the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives signed an MOU to advance quality coffee production, research and a sustainable coffee supply chain, alongside providing Thai farmers with plantlets from the Nestlé Research Center.
Neoenergy Autotech broke ground on its second manufacturing plant in Thailand at WHA Industrial Estate Rayong. The approximately 35,000-square-metre project is intended to improve steel-wheel production efficiency. A February 2025 release expected production by year-end but provides no follow-up proof of operation.
Hangcha Group signed a land purchase agreement with WHA for more than 35,000 square metres at WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 3 for a planned forklift factory. The source gives design capacity of 10,000 units per year, but the confirmed stage is land acquisition and plant design, not actual output.
Mining-rubber-products manufacturer Chungtai Rubber Goods MFG officially opened its first Thailand facility at WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 4 on 1 May 2025. It is also the company's first overseas investment, and the opening stage is confirmed by the official source.
Zhonglian Xinxi (Thailand) signed a land purchase agreement with WHA for a planned facility at the Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate in Rayong to produce rotary hammers and premium industrial tools for domestic and international markets. The confirmed stage is land acquisition and factory planning.
Bortai Technology and WHA signed a land purchase agreement for a planned furniture manufacturing facility on more than 15 rai at WHA Industrial Estate Rayong. The source records land acquisition and a factory plan, not groundbreaking or operation.
Jinglu Sanitary Ware (Thailand) signed a land purchase agreement with WHA for more than 30,000 square metres, approximately 20 rai, at WHA Industrial Estate Rayong. It plans a sanitary ware, hardware and ceramic-solutions facility. The 2025 release expected construction in 2026 but does not confirm that work has begun.
Chinese radiator manufacturer Rocky Radiator (Thailand) signed a land purchase agreement with WHA for about 15 rai at WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 4. The official page confirms only the land transaction, not groundbreaking, completion or production.
Drinkware manufacturer FEIJIAN (Thailand) broke ground on a new plant on 11 April 2025 at WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 3, covering 30 rai. AI and automation are planned for the facility; the confirmed stage is groundbreaking, with no evidence yet of completion or operation.