China's Territorial Claims Emerge as Boardroom Concern for Thai Businesses
China's territorial claims in the South China Sea, over Taiwan, and along the India-China border are increasingly becoming a tangible business risk for Thai companies. Concerns over supply chain disruptions and rising costs are forcing Thai firms to integrate geopolitical risks into their strategic planning.
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