The relationship between Japan and Thailand has a long history, dating back to trade by red seal ships.

Today, the economic relationship is very strong, especially in the automotive industry, and the cultural relationship is very strong in areas such as manga and anime.

On the other hand, many Japanese-affiliated companies are doing well in Thailand, while others are having a tough time.

The Thai people themselves have greatly improved their technological and managerial capabilities, and their competitiveness has intensified, so I feel that many Japanese comapanies are asking for advice on how to withdraw from the market.

But is that the best answer? We believe that we can still make use of the time, money, and human resources we have invested.

Unlike the SME M&A market in Japan, there is no doubt that the level of difficulty in M&A is very high in terms of legal requirements, lack of advisors, and financial transparency.

The SME M&A industry in Thailand is still underdeveloped, but our tailor-made, detailed responses have led to successful transactions.

We hope that you will consider further growth through M&A as one of your options when you are concerned about your business expantion strategy in Thailand.

President NAOHIRO I


Born in Kumamoto Prefecture
Studying abroad at the National University of Thailand
Graduated from Meiji University, Faculty of Information and Communication
2015 Joined Nihon M&A Center Inc. as a new graduate, Received the Rookie of the Year Award
2018 Moved to Singapore Branch
2021 Opened representative office in Thailand
2023 Established SME M&A (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

Company NameSME M&A (Thailand) Co., Ltd
Establishment2023
Registerd Capital2 Million THB
AdressUnit 4703 47th Fl., 1 Empire Tower,
South Sathorn Road,Yannawa, Sathorn, Bangkok
ActivitiesM&A Advisory Services for Small and Medium Enterprises
Second Opinion
Introduction to various specialists