AFGMeeting November

AFG Meeting Information for November 2009:


Date: Friday, 13 November 2009
Time: 17.00 - 18.30
Location: dusitD2 baraquda pattaya

Speakers: Representing GM and AAT

Discussing:
* Thailand outlook for of the auto industry in 2010 and beyond?
* What segments of the Auto Industry may see growth and what may see reduction?
* New regulations if any on export that will impact suppliers?
* What is the take on OEM and supplier relationship in these difficult times?
* Do the manufacturers expect hard negotiations this year and what should suppliers and public be ready for?

To book this meeting, please contact:
Maurice Bromley
Secretary
Email: Maurice.Bromley@go-dove.com

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