Business & Trade
Company registration, counterparty due diligence and corporate financial statements.
Thai company information is public by law. Anyone can verify whether a company is genuinely registered, how much capital it holds, who its directors are and how its finances have trended — essential checks before signing a contract, wiring a deposit or taking on a new client.
The catch is that most of these systems are built around an internal search form, and several of them block search-engine crawlers outright. Type a company name into Google and the official record often does not surface at all — third-party scrapers reselling the same data do.
5 services
DBD Company Records
Partially blockedLook up any registered Thai company free — registration number, capital, directors, trading status and years of filed financial statements — on DBD DataWarehouse+.
e-GP Procurement
Search engines blocked site-wideFind Thai government tender notices, procurement plans, reference prices and award results, plus how to register as a state supplier, in the CGD’s e-GP system.
SEC Thailand
Server refused our checkCheck whether whoever is pitching an investment holds a real licence, and read Thailand’s SEC alerts naming unlicensed operators. Direct link to the official site.
IP Thailand
Server refused our checkRegister a trademark, patent, petty patent or product design with Thailand’s Department of Intellectual Property — and why you search existing marks first.
Energy Business Department
Search engines blocked site-wideWhat to know before dealing with the Department of Energy Business: fuel quality standards, station and depot licences, gas safety, and reporting bad fuel.