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Established in 1989, Amata is World’s leading industrial city developer. The company's headquarters are in Bangkok, Thailand and its Chief Executive Officer is Vikrom Kromadit. The parent company, Amata Corporation Public Company Ltd has been listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) since 1997.
As Thailand’s largest listed conglomerate in the industrial estate sector of SET, the factories in Amata Thailand Industrial Estates contribute a great deal towards Thailand’s gross domestic product (GDP). Amata has built a strong regional platform which serves a global clientèle of over 1,000 customers. Many of these companies, like Toyota Motor, Cardinal Health, BMW Group, Nestle, BASF, Hitachi, Sony, Pepsico, Robert Bosch, Posco, Idemitsu Kosan, Continental, Denso, Mitsubishi Electric, Bridgestone etc. are international giants and are part of Fortune Global 500 list.
Amata represents “Eternity” in Sanskrit. The company's founder, Vikrom Kromadit and his management team strive to achieve perfection in the service they render shareholders, clients and partners. With this service oriented philosophy in mind, Amata has embraced a 'Perfect City' developer concept since 1989. Amata’s two industrial estates in Thailand, Amata Nakorn and Amata City are situated in the nation’s Eastern Seaboard region, an area the World Bank views as one of Asia’s most successful large-scale industrial developments.
Amata specializes in planning, developing, managing, and marketing integrated industrial estates. The company strives not only to provide a location for businesses, but to create integrated cities with a range of services designed to support its client companies and the people who work for them. This means there is an international standard road system, a private security system that incorporates support from local police, reliable utilities and waste disposal facilities, well-maintained green areas, and extra perks like a 'Science City' providing technical help and ready built factories for those who want to immediately get up and running. Employees enjoy quality commercial facilities, a 'Financial Street' at Amata Nakorn with numerous banks in close proximity to each other and educational opportunities like the Kasetsart University Laboratory School, Satit Kaset Multilingual School, Suankularb School, a YWCA and the Thai-German Institute. Recreational facilities abound and include the Amata Spring Country Club, a world-class golf course with Asia’s only floating green.
Leveraging on its solid track record in Thailand, Amata has established its first overseas integrated industrial estate on 700 hectares in Bien Hoa City, Vietnam. Strategically located on Highway No. 1, connecting the South and the North of Vietnam, Amata City Bien Hoa Industrial park proudly houses multinational corporations with a total investment of well over US$1.9 billion and a total workforce of more than 35,000 workers.
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Province/City
Dong Nai Province
Industrial Park
Amata Industrial Park - Stage 1, 2,3
Location Map & Landmarks
On-sale Properties
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20 - 25 million/ m² |
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123 - 250 m² |
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Location: |
Nhơn Trạch, Đồng Nai |
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For Sale |
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70 USD/m2/38 year |
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Area: |
28,000 m² - 130,864 m² |
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Location: |
Nhơn Trạch, Đồng Nai |
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For Sale |
Products of the company
Going from one bank to another, especially at the end of the month, can be time consuming. Aware of this difficulty and inconvenience, Amata has created a street that is currently home to six major banks and a leasing company – all just a few steps from one another. This is just another example of how Amata works to create a Perfect City and to make life easier for its tenants.
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Initiatives from Amata
Amata's management team and its employees are serious about minimizing the impact made by company's operations on the environment. This is demonstrated by the recent ISO 14001 accreditation the company received from TUV Rheinland for its two industrial estates in Thailand.
The company has long had a 'zero-discharge' waste management program for waste water. Each day the company treats and reuses 74,700 cubic meters of waste water: 40% is used to water green areas, including the company's Amata Spring Country Club golf course; 30% is used at on-site power generating facilities operated by the joint-venture Amata B. Grimm Power Company; and 30% is recycled to be used as part of the regular water supply.
Each day 85 tons of solid waste is collected at Amata's waste transfer station. Seventy percent of this is burned to produce 1.5 MW of power each day; 20% is used as sanitary land fill; and the remaining 10% is recycled to be used once again.
Amata, through joint-ventures, subsidiaries and companies in which it holds shares, has also embarked upon a program to use technology to monitor and control lighting, watering and other items that utilize precious resources. The company looks forward to the day when it can determine precisely what resources are being used by checking a display board at a single point on an industrial estate.
Oversight from the Industrial Estates Authority of Thailand (IEAT)
Amata's activities are reviewed and monitored by IEAT, a government enterprise operating under the Ministry of Industry charged with the development and management of industrial estates. IEAT's mission is to develop land, infrastructure and facilities for business activities that support industrial manufacturers and service providers while maintaining sustainable growth. Simultaneously IEAT is also responsible for environmental development and safety to ensure the least possible impact on communities from industrial estate activities.
To achieve its goals for reducing environmental impact, a master plan was developed in 2010 with implementation targeted by 2019 to turn Thailand's industrial estates into 'eco industrial estates'. An integral part of this plan is a movement by IEAT to strengthen and broaden its regulations. IEAT's strategies focus on environmental and safety management and corporate social responsibility, including safety measure outlining and training. Public participation has been encouraged in order to ensure operational transparency.
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Vantec Amata is a joint-venture established in 2004 between Vantec Corporation, Japan; Itochu Management; and Amata Corporation that is designed to solve logistical problems for Amata tenants. Vantec Amata operates a warehouse and service facility that provides value-added solutions like packaging, vendor management and cross docking, inspection of goods, and stock procurement. It is but one example of how Amata strives to provide a growing selection of value-added services at its industrial estates.
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At Amata, we are building the future and continuously search for new ways to improve our existing sites.
The Amata Business Development Team is working hard to transform Amata's industrial estates into real towns. We have laid the foundation work: Our estates possess reliable, superior quality utilities in a green, clean and well-maintained environment and are home to close to 1,000 multi-national companies and a workforce of over 150,000 individuals.
The business development team at Amata is constantly looking for partners to share visions, ideas and new services for our clients. If you think that you have something: a product, a service, an innovation that will make life easier or more productive for our tenants and their employees, by all means talk to us. Maybe, we can get together to create a venture that will help us in our quest to create an integrated city.
If you have an idea or want more information, please contact a member of our business development team.
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