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Executive Summary At present the structure of business trade, services and industrial activity, has changed dramatically. There are new kind of business in the economy, including the small scale industries and home industry which has a role in the economic growth of the country as a whole increased. Therefore, statistical data on basic information of the business is important and necessary for the public and private sector in policy formulation and development planning of economic and industry in both the national and provincial level, to increase competitiveness in the global trade arena. The National Statistical Office (NSO) proposed by the key government agencies, including the Office of Industry Economics, the Ministry of Industry, Office of the National Economic and Social Development Board, Bank of Thailand and the Ministry of Commerce, to conduct the Industrial Census every 5 years, there for, the basic information obtained by the census can be used for both government and private sectors in various aspects. The NSO had carried The Business trade and Services Census for 3 times, in 1966 and 1988 and 22.The Industrial Census had been conducted 3 times as well, in 1964 and 1997, in 27. For the year 212 will mature around 1 years for conducting the Census of Business trade and Services and 5 years for conducting the Census of Industrial. The NSO had integrated of such a census named The 212 Business trade and Industrial Census. The data presents in this report was the results of the 212 Business and Industrial Census: Manufacturing Industry. The statistical methodology using for the with 1 1 persons engaged were a sample survey and for the establishment with 11 persons engaged and over were completely enumerated. The enumeration stage, field work was conducted during May 1 to August 3, 211. The data presented the operational information of manufacturing establishment in Central region in the year 211 (January 1 December 31, 211) and classified by Thailand Standard Industrial Classifications (TSIC-29). The main findings are as follows: Number of by division of industry The results of the 212 Business and Industrial Census, there were totally manufacturing in the Central region. The highlight industries of this region were manufacture of food products and Manufacture of wearing apparels. There were about 19.7 and 16.3 percent respectively. The followings were Manufacture of fabricated metal products (excepts machinery and equipment (about 11.9 percent), other manufacture (about 1.9 percent) and Manufacture of wood and products of wood and cork (except furniture); manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials (about 1.7 percent) The other divisions of industry, not mentioned above, each division had less than 6. percent.

xvi Figure A Percentage of manufacturing by division of industry 3. 1.9% 15.8% 11.9% 5.9% 19.7% 1.7% 5.8% 16.3% Division 1 Manufacture of food products Division 13 Manufacture of textiles Division 14 Manufacture of wearing apparels Division 16 Manufacture of wood and products of wood and cork (except furniture); manufacture of straw and plaiting materials Division 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products Division 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products (excepts machinery and equipment) Division 32 Other manufacturing Division 33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment Other division, i.e. 11 12, 15, 17 22, 24, 26 31, 37 39 and 58 Size of establishment Most of manufacturing (about 88.9 percent or 41,432 ) were with 1 15 persons engaged. The with 16 persons or more were about 11.1 percent or 5,192. Of this number, with 51 2 persons was about 1,683. Those with more than 2 persons were about 1,265. While the with 26 3 persons was about 347. Figure B Number of manufacturing by size of (number of persons engaged) 88.9% 1 15 persons 16 persons or more Number () 2, 1,5 1, 11.1% 5 1,15 Form of legal organization Most (about 84. percent) were individual proprietor. The, which were in the form of company limited, public company limited was about 1.9 percent. For those, which were juristic partnership and government, state - enterprise had close proportions, of about 2.8 and 2.3 percent respectively. 347 Figure C Percentage of manufacturing by form of legal organization 84. 792 1,683 1,265 16-25 26-3 31-5 51-2 > 2 persons Size of establishment 2.8% 1.9% 2.3% Individual proprietor Juristic partnership Company limited, public company limited Government, state-enterprise cooperatives and others

xvii Form of economic organization The manufacturing in the Central region (about 96.6 percent) were in form of single unit. About 2.2 percent was an office branch or subsidiary and about 1.2 percent was head office. Figure E Percentage of manufacturing by period of operation 3 36.2 Figure D Percentage of manufacturing by form of economic organization 1 17.3 23. 14. 9.5 1 8 6 96.6 1.2 2.2 Single unit Head office Brance Form of economic organization Period of operation Most of the (about 36.2 percent) have operated their business for 1 19 years. The operated their business for 5 9 years and less than 5 years were about 23. and 17.3 percent respectively. The operated their business for 2 29 years was about 14. percent. While the operated their business for 3 years or more had the lowest proportion of about 9.5 percent of the total. Register capital The number of manufacturing in the Central region with registered were about 11.7 percent of the total. Out of these, most of them (about 54. percent) had less than 1 million baht of registered capital. Those with 1 99 million baht of registered were about 27.3 percent. The establishment with 1 million baht of registered and over was only 18.7 percent. Figure F Percentage of manufacturing by register capital 88.3% < 5 years 5-9 years 1-19 years 2-29 years 3 years 11.7% 6 54. 27.3 18.7 < 1 1 99 > 1 Million baht Proportion of register capital Period

xviii Foreign investment or share holding For the foreign investment or share holding in the Central region, about 97.9 percent of the corporate establishment (company limited, public company limited) had no for the foreign investment or share holding. For the establishment with for the foreign investment or share holding about 2.1 percent did. Out of these, about 61.1 percent was over 5 of share holding and about 37.7 percent was 1 5 of share holding The rest of about 1.2 percent was less than 1 share holding Figure G Percentage of manufacturing by foreign investment or share holding 97.9% 2.1% 1.2 < 1 37.7 61.1 1-5 > 5 Proportion of foreign investment Export There were 3.2 percent of manufacturing establishment, which exported their goods produced. Out of these, about 47.7 percent, exported over 5 of total sales. About 32.2 percent of establishment exported between 2 49%. The rest about 2.1 percent exported less than. Figure H Percentage of manufacturing by export 96.8% 3.2% 6 2.1 32.2 47.7 < 2-49% > 5 Proportion of exported Capacity utilization rate The average capacity utilization rate in 211 of manufacturing was about 81.6%. The majority of manufacturing (about 65.5 percent) had capacity utilization rate about 8 or more. The establishment with the capacity utilization rate between 5 79% was about 3.5 percent. While those with capacity utilization rate less than 5 was about 4. percent. Figure I Percentage of manufacturing by capacity utilization rate 65.5% 4. 3.5% Less than 5 5 79% 8 or more Capacity Utilization refers to the proportion of production and capacity.

xix 45, 4, 35, 3, 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, Number of persons engaged and employees In 211 the workers of the manufacturing in the Central region were totally 1.2 million persons. In term of employees, there were totally 1.1 million persons. Most of them about 14.3 percent worked in manufacture of food products. Followed by those worked in Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers was about 13.3 percent, Manufacture of computers, electronic and optical products was about 11.7 percent. The other division of industry not mentioned above, each division had less than 8. percent. Figure J Number of persons engaged and employees of manufacturing by division of industry Persons 172,261 157,395 Persons engaged 32,467 31,87 12,466 12,461 46,325 46,12 79,525 78,974 128,443 128,417 Employees 56,72 56,596 42,37 42,127 147,1 146,188 1,78 1,69 432,697 387,416 Division 1 15 19 2 22 26 27 28 29 3 others te : Persons engaged refer to owner or juristic partnerships unpaid worker and employees. Division of industry: Division 1 Manufacture of food products Division 15 Manufacture of leather and related products Division 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Division 2 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products Division 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastic products Division 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical Products Division 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment Division 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment, n.e.c Division 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers Division 3 Manufacture of other transport equipment Other division, i.e. 11 14, 16 18, 21, 23, 24 25, 31-33, 37 39 and 58 Remuneration In 211 the employees working in manufacturing in the Central region received the total remuneration about 151,811.6 million baht or 138,245 baht per person annually. The employees engaged in Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products received the highest annual remuneration, of about 27,341 baht per person. Followed by those employees engaged in Manufacture of other transport equipment received the annual remuneration about 162,319 baht per persons. The waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery received the lowest annual remuneration, of about 82,523 baht per persons. Figure K Remuneration of manufacturing by division of industry Million baht 45, 4, 35, 3, 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, 18,277.5 116,125 4,888.1 27,341 153,681 2,583.7 138,46 6,37.8 161,568 141,21 11,151.9 2,748. 141,511 8,9. 158,689 6,685.1 161,293 23,579.1 162,319 123,351 1,722. 42,467.2 Division of industry: Division 1 Manufacture of food products Division 15 Manufacture of leather and related products Division 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Division 2 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products Division 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastic products Division 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical Products Division 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment Division 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment, n.e.c Division 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers Division 3 Manufacture of other transport equipment Other division, i.e. 11 14, 16 18, 21, 23 25, 31 33, 37 39 and 58 Baht/person/year 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, 1 15 19 2 22 26 27 28 29 3 others Division Remuneration Average remuneration

xx Value of gross output, intermediate consumption and value added In 211, the value of gross output of manufacturing was totally 3.7 trillion baht. The intermediate consumption was totally 2.9 trillion baht. The value added was totally 82,973.3 million baht. Comparing the value added to value of gross output was about 21.8 percent. For the average value of gross output were about 78.9 million baht per establishment and 3.2 million baht per person. In terms of the average value added, these were about 17.2 million baht per establishment and 691,537 baht per person respectively. Considering by division of industry, it was found that engaged in Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products had the highest average value of gross output per establishment about 4,441.5 million baht and average value of gross output per person about 14.3 million baht. For the engaged in Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products had the highest average value added per establishment and per person had about 993.6 million baht and 3.2 million baht respectively. The following engaged in Manufacture of computers, electronic and optical products had average value added per establishment, of about 389.4 million baht. While Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery had average value added per person had about 2.3 million baht. Figure L Value of gross output and value added of manufacturing by division of industry Amount (Million baht) 1,, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 373,775.8 98,921.7 177,661.8 39,742.7 178,221.2 37,618.1 2,237.1 42,1.3 164,385.4 38,155. 242,339.3 49,3.1 54,757.3 16,694.9 179,339.4 37,961.9 195,533.8 26,951.3 913,15. 22,971.5 513,15.8 122,899.6 1 19 2 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 Others Value of gross output Value added Value added = Value of gross output Intermediate consumption Value of gross output refers to receipts of establishment in 26 Intermediate consumption refers to all expenses on the production process of goods or services in the establishment in 211 Division of industry: Division 1 Manufacture of food products Division 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Division 2 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products Division 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastic products Division 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products Division 24 Manufacture of basic metals Division 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products Division 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment Division 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment, n.e.c Division 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers Other division, i.e. 11 18 21, 25, 3 33, 37 39 and 58 Data comparison of manufacturing during 5 years Comparing the data of the 212 Business and Industrial Census and the 27 Industrial Census, which the operation period was of the year in 211 and 26, the results showed that number of manufacturing establishment increased by.6 percent and number of persons engaged increased by 2.7 percent, while the average number of person engaged per establishment increased by 2.1 percent. Division

xxi Table A Principal data of manufacturing in year 26 and 211 Data items 26 211 % change Number of (Establishments) 46,338.6 Number of persons engaged (Persons) Average establishment (Persons) 1,13,615 24.4 1,161,143 24.9 2.7 2.1 Number of employees (Persons) Average establishment (Persons) 1,63,87 22.9 1,98,134 23.6 3.3 3.1 Remuneration (Million baht) Average annual per employee (Baht) 133,162.9 125,26.6 151,811.6 138,245.1 14. 1.4 Value of gross output (Million baht) Average per establishment (Thousand baht) Average per person (Thousand baht) 2,878,552.9 62,12.8 2,546. 3,678,573.5 78,898.7 3,168.1 27.8 27. 24.4 Intermediate consumption (Million baht) Average per establishment (Thousand baht) Average per person (Thousand baht) Value added (Million baht) Average per establishment (Thousand baht) Average per person (Thousand baht) 2,222,761.7 47,968.4 1,966. 655,791.2 14,152.3 58. 2,875,6.3 61,676.4 2,476.5 82,973.3 17,222.3 691.5 29.4 28.6 26. 22.4 21.7 19.2 In terms of employment, number of employees and average number of employees per establishment increased about 3.3 and 3.1 percent respectively and the annual remuneration during 5 year increased by 14. percent. For the value of gross output, intermediate consumption and value added of manufacturing during 5 year increased by 27.8, 29.4 and 22.4 percent respectively. The performance of in the Central region during 5 years has gradually grown due to the world economy slowed down and flood crisis. Data summary and recommendation The results of the 212 Business and Industrial Census show that there were totally manufacturing in the Central region. Most of them engaged in with 1 15 persons, of about 88.9 percent. The highlight industry was manufacture of food products (about 19.7 percent). There were totally 1.2 million persons and out of these, about 1.1 million persons were employees. They received the annual remuneration, of about 138,245 baht per person. The manufacturing contributed value of gross output and intermediate consumption of about 3.7 and 2.9 trillion respectively. For value added was about 82,973.3 million baht

xxii Governments measurement needed Problem with operation For the manufacturing in the Central region did not need government measurement about 55.1 percent, the rest of about 44.9 percent did. The top 5 measurements needed are investment promotion for the (about 5.4 percent), reducing production cost (about 42.3 percent), providing the low interest of loan (about 41.6 percent), expand the market (about 29.5 percent) and Provide training and skills employee development (about 23.8 percent) respectively. The establishment, about 38.2 percent reported the problems in their operation. Most of them about 44.3 percent inadequate capital. The followings were product marketing, raw materials shortages used in the production and labour shortage were about 37.5, 33. and 3.8 percent respectively. While the uncertainty of government trade policy was about 14. percent. Figure N Percentage of manufacturing by problem with operation Figure M Percentage of manufacturing by government measurement needed the top 5 6 44.3 61.8% 6 37.5 33. 5.4 42.3 41.6 29.5 23.8 55.1% 44.9% 14. 2 3 4 5 Problem with operation te: The establishment can be done by more than 1 1 2 3 4 5 Government measurement needed te: The establishment can be done by more than 1 Government measurement needed: 1. Investment promotion to operators 2. Reduce production cost 3. Find out the low interest of loan 4. Expand the market for buy purchase 5. Provide training and skills employee development 9. 38.2% 1 3.8 Problem with operation: 1. Inadequate capital 2. Product market 3. Raw material shortages used in the production 4. Labor shortage 5. Uncertainty of government trade policy 6. Other 6