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SIAMJNK elevates warehouse standards to meet global business needs
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Thai warehouse operator SIAMJNK is strengthening its facilities and management standards to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) meet the evolving demands of global supply chains, where operational efficiency, reliability and environmental
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- Its warehouse business began in 2012 with a 30-year lease covering 19 rai (3.04 hectares) on Chan Road in Bangkok's Sathon district, where 50 rental warehouse units were established.
- In 2015, the company expanded into Ratburana, securing another 30-year lease covering 40 rai (6.4 hectares) and developing more than 50 warehouse units.
- SIAMJNK's WLUBHOUSE project in Ratburana won the Innovative & Boutique Warehouse category at the FIABCI-Thai Prix d'Excellence Awards 2025, recognising its approach to combining warehouse operations with shared facilities designed to
- In August 2025, Thiti outlined an ambition to expand SIAMJNK's business into other markets in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) within three years, building on the company's experience in developing urban warehouse
Summary
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The company offers strategically located, automation-ready warehouses in Bangkok and neighbouring provinces. It also holds internationally recognised management certifications and has undergone a sustainability assessment. Its approach aims to help Thai businesses improve their operations while preparing for domestic and international expansion.