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Thai PM Anutin’s Family Firm Eyes $1.5 Billion Data Center Bids

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 20 August 2026, 06:03 UTC By Anuchit Nguyen 1 min read
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Stecon Group Pcl plans to bid for three data-center construction projects worth a combined 49.8 billion baht ($1.5 billion), betting on the sector to drive further growth as technology investment surges in Thailand.

Stecon Group Pcl plans to bid for three data-center construction projects worth a combined 49.8 billion baht ($1.5 billion), betting on the sector to drive further growth as technology investment surges in Thailand.
Stecon Group Pcl (ORG) Thailand (LOCATION)
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