BMW Group Thailand moves forward with the opening of “BMW Parts Manufacturing”, a domestic production factory for spare parts and components for the assembly of BMW Motorrad motorcycles in Rayong Province. The fourth company under the BMW Group.

Knut Blokkair, Managing Director BMW Parts Manufacturing Thailand said that the investment in a new production plant valued at more than 2,350 million baht emphasizes the advantages of Thailand’s geographic location, which is an important strategic area. of the BMW Group, with many factors supporting the establishment of this production base.

For example, economic assistance from the Thai government and support from the Board of Investment (BOI) underscores the BMW Group’s commitment to accelerating the expansion of its business operations within the country. 

In addition, BMW Parts Manufacturing Thailand will help promote economic development in the country. Especially in the area of ​​employment. knowledge transfer And training in various skills is an important part in developing the economy of Thailand. Ready to strengthen our position as an important producer in Southeast Asia.

BMW Parts Manufacturing Thailand Maximum production capacity is 80,000 pieces per year.

BMW Parts Manufacturing Thailand will be the main supplier of spare parts and motorcycle parts to support the BMW Group Manufacturing Thailand motorcycle assembly at the factory. Located in the same area as the BMW Group Manufacturing Thailand factory in Rayong Province. Covers an area of ​​approximately 11,000 square meters.

In addition, BMW Parts Manufacturing Thailand can produce up to 80,000 units per year and create more than 160 jobs during the initial phase of production.

“BMW Parts Manufacturing It is the first production plant for BMW Motorrad outside of Germany. By emphasizing the use of high standard and complex technology. To deliver the production of high quality motorcycle parts and spare parts. Continuing BMW Motorrad’s commitment to expand the assembly of additional motorcycle models in the future and investing further in Southeast Asia.”

This will also help both companies increase their operational efficiency. Ready to improve various logistics processes to strengthen the overall production network under the BMW Group and determine the company’s future strategic direction. This business expansion is also in line with the long-term vision of the BMW Group to expand business in Thailand as an important strategic market. From September 2023 onwards. The factory will be able to manufacture key motorcycle parts such as cylinder heads, oil pans, engines, drive shafts, wheels, frames and swingarms for the assembly of BMW Motorrad motorcycles.

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