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Yonyou says its visual factory operating-system solution, developed under a smart-manufacturing challenge project it led, completed the required tasks and passed acceptance by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The solution covers more than 20 manufacturing scenarios.
Yonyou says its multi-model AI system for scrap-steel grading received the OFweek 2026 AI-plus-intelligent-manufacturing key technology breakthrough award. The system combines an industry multimodal model, specialist smaller models and a model scheduler.
Stronger Hydraulic (Thailand) has officially opened a new manufacturing facility at WHA Rayong Industrial Land. The site occupies more than 125 rai and uses advanced production equipment to make hydraulic cylinders, pumps, control valves and integrated hydraulic solutions.
PGI Auto Components (Thailand) has officially inaugurated a fully automated high-pressure die-casting plant at WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 1 in Rayong. The project represents an investment of more than USD 53 million, approximately THB 1.9 billion, and spans over 37,000 square metres.
Yangteng Innovation (Thailand) has broken ground on a new automotive-parts manufacturing base at WHA Industrial Estate Rayong. The project covers 60 rai and plans 73,000 square metres of factory space with a smart-warehousing system; it is under construction and has not been confirmed as completed or operational.
Huatai Intelligent Technology (Thailand) has officially inaugurated a new manufacturing facility at WHA Industrial Estate Rayong. The plant covers water pumps, cleaning systems, pool equipment, gardening tools and household products, with automation integrated across product development, manufacturing and quality-control processes.
Japanese precision-technology and optical-communications company SEIKOH GIKEN has officially inaugurated a new manufacturing facility at WHA Saraburi Industrial Land. The plant focuses on assembling fibre-optic components for 5G, data-centre and smart-network demand, and the official source confirms that the facility has opened.
WHA announced on 22 May 2026 that it had signed a land purchase agreement with Trialliance Technology (Thailand) at WHA Industrial Estate Rayong. The company plans to establish a facility for automotive and industrial rubber hoses; the confirmed stage is land acquisition, not groundbreaking or production start.
Haier held a groundbreaking ceremony on 12 May 2026 for a commercial central air-conditioning manufacturing base at WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 5 in Rayong. WHA's 25 May announcement says the project is planned to use more than 65% AI-driven automation and is expected to begin operations in June 2027, so it remains under construction.
WHA reported on 17 June 2026 that Visteon Automotive Electronics (Thailand) had signed a new lease for an additional 2,988 square metres at WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 1 in Rayong. The space is intended for automotive cockpit electronics and new product portfolios; this is a contracted expansion, not a claim that the added facility is already fully operational.
EECO completed a market-sounding exercise for EECiti's core infrastructure and utility PPP in late July 2026, attracting more than 100 investors, developers, financial institutions and agencies. It will use the feedback to refine project and RFP documents ahead of a formal private-partner selection process targeted for 2028.
EECO and the Mekong Institute joined IE Expo China 2026 in Shanghai from 13 to 15 April 2026, presenting EEC green-industry opportunities through policy briefings and one-to-one business matching and drawing interest from more than 100 investors and participants.