Location· CityMETER · Bangkok
A business enquiry can begin with 28,008 Bangkok records
Registered Companies: Status & CapitalThe Bangkok active-entity view for April 2025 displays 28,008 registered-entity records. Names and registration status give a partner search something concrete to begin with: identifiable businesses whose actual work can be explored through further research and contact.
- Data period
- Apr 2024–Apr 2025 (CityMETER snapshot)
- Coverage
- Read the details in sources
- Level of detail
- Legal entities · registration status · activity
- Publisher
- Department of Business Development
A name gives the enquiry a destination
A team seeking partners or studying a local market needs to know which legal entity it is discussing. Registration records provide a way to distinguish a legal name and selected status from the more informal names used for shops or activities. The 28,008 displayed records become useful when they help define a group for further investigation. Keep an identifier beside each question. The next contact then has a clearer destination than a general intention to find businesses in Bangkok, and the answer can be attached to the entity that provided it.
Let the time selection match the question
Status and period are part of the story a register tells. If the enquiry concerns entities selected as active for April 2025, those choices should remain attached to the count. New registrations or dissolution records belong to different questions with their own periods. Separating them helps a team keep different registration events intelligible. It also allows another reader to understand how a count was produced. The figure can be checked against a stated selection instead of being repeated as an unexplained total in a market presentation.
Capital is a field to investigate, not a shortcut
The displayed mean registered capital of 4,595,685.02 baht per record adds another field to investigate. It can help organise questions about the kinds of entities relevant to the assignment, followed by a closer reading of their individual records. Its practical role is to provide a consistent starting reference. Understanding a possible partner also requires learning about the work it does and the terms relevant to a relationship. Keeping the registration figure alongside those later answers allows the team to build a fuller picture without losing track of which information came from which stage.
Make every name on the list earn its place
The useful result is a smaller list in which each entity has a stated reason for further research or contact. Retain registration status, period and identifier, then add information obtained elsewhere in separate fields. This makes it easier to share tasks and review progress. The 28,008 records define the opening scope of the enquiry; practical knowledge about potential partners grows through the details subsequently established. Another person can then see why a name was chosen, which questions have been answered and what still needs a direct conversation.
Explore your own place
Choose an activity group relevant to the assignment, retain entity identifiers and status, and define the question for each potential partner.
Sources and reading notesPublisher, period, coverage and references
Reference checked
- Data publisher
- Department of Business Development
- Source
- Uses the legal-entity register and new/dissolution events; CityMETER is a curated, geocoded subset.
- Data period
- CityMETER snapshot: Apr 2024–Apr 2025; verify each resource title rather than inferring event type from package ID alone.
- Coverage
- A Thailand summary view is visible; source coverage is not stated
- Level of detail
- Legal entities by registration status, activity and selected period
Further notes for comparison or citation
Registration status is not operating status. Registered capital is not revenue, investment or employment.
This is separate from Business Dynamics and should not be presented as every legal entity in Thailand
Legal registration status is not actual opening or closure, and registered capital is not investment, revenue or employment.




