Economy
EECiti Project Attracts Significant Investor Interest
Over 100 Thai and international investors have expressed interest in the EECiti smart city infrastructure project following a recent market sounding seminar.
According to a report by Khaosod Online Thailand, the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) Office recently held a market sounding seminar for the EECiti project, a planned smart city and business hub. The event, held in late July, saw participation from over 100 entities, including major Thai and international developers, infrastructure firms, and financial institutions.
Chula Sukmanop, Secretary-General of the EEC Office, stated that the high level of interest reflects confidence in the project's potential as a model for a 'livable smart city.' Investors are exploring opportunities to participate through Public-Private Partnership (PPP) models. For residents and those interested in the region's development, this project represents a long-term effort to modernize infrastructure and urban living standards in the Eastern Economic Corridor.
While the initial feedback has been positive, the project remains in the planning phase. The EEC Office is currently incorporating suggestions from the seminar to refine the project details and finalize the selection documents. The formal process to select private partners is scheduled to begin in 2028. Further details regarding the specific scope of infrastructure and the final investment structure are yet to be confirmed as the project moves toward its next development stage.
Translated from Thai.
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