Exclusive interview: BG Float Glass unveils Bt4-5 bn budget for expansion

Date: 4 April 2019

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Supasin Leelarit, executive vice president for Group Construction Materials of Bangkok Glass Plc, and managing director of BG Float Glass Co Ltd. | Photo: www.nationmultimedia.com

Date: 4 April 2019

A leading float and process glass manufacturer, BG Float Glass Co Ltd (BGF), said it was allocating a budget of Bt4 billion to Bt5 billion for investments over the next three to five years.

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