Announced details
Riverbank revetment improvement, smoother vessel traffic, logistics infrastructure, flood control
Construction without vibration or noise; described as feasible using a single press-in machine
Adopted in more than 40 countries and regions (cumulative record)
Thai Fullmore Co., Ltd. is both a local user and construction contractor. GIKEN’s Asian subsidiary worked with Thai Fullmore Co., Ltd. and others to make technical proposals to the project owner and other parties.
Thai Fullmore Co., Ltd. is a Thai construction contractor. Marine Department, Ministry of Transport, Thailand is the Marine Department of Thailand’s Ministry of Transport. Prayoonchai (1984) Co., Ltd. is the main contractor. The Engineering Institute of Thailand under Royal Patronage conducted a site tour and technical seminar for this project. Other information, including location, capital and year established, is not disclosed.
Ayutthaya, Thailand (construction site)
The company stated that it is working to expand its market in Thailand. The specific impact on sales and profit is not disclosed.
The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.
Industry analysis report by SCB Economic Intelligence Center (SCB EIC)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Silent Piler™ F301-900, Implant Method™ (press-in reinforcement method) |
| Counterparty | Thai Fullmore Co., Ltd., Marine Department, Ministry of Transport, Thailand, Prayoonchai (1984) Co., Ltd., Engineering Institute of Thailand under Royal Patronage |
| Counterparty overview | Thai Fullmore Co., Ltd. is a Thai construction contractor. Marine Department, Ministry of Transport, Thailand is the Marine Department of Thailand’s Ministry of Transport. Prayoonchai (1984) Co., Ltd. is the main contractor. The Engineering Institute of Thailand under Royal Patronage conducted a site tour and technical seminar for this project. Other information, including location, capital and year established, is not disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | Thai Fullmore Co., Ltd. is both a local user and construction contractor. GIKEN’s Asian subsidiary worked with Thai Fullmore Co., Ltd. and others to make technical proposals to the project owner and other parties. |
| Launch date | 20 May 2026 (press-in work commenced; construction ongoing) |
| Applicable area | Riverbank revetment improvement, smoother vessel traffic, logistics infrastructure, flood control |
| Location | Ayutthaya, Thailand (construction site) |
| Location scale | Approximately 52 km of river section, 230 m of revetment in this project, 527 hat-shaped steel sheet piles, 900 mm wide and 15 m long |
| Quantitative Effects | Construction without vibration or noise; described as feasible using a single press-in machine |
| Usage history | Adopted in more than 40 countries and regions (cumulative record) |
| Impact on Business Performance | The company stated that it is working to expand its market in Thailand. The specific impact on sales and profit is not disclosed. |
| Source | Industry analysis report by SCB Economic Intelligence Center (SCB EIC) |
Items this document does not state (6)
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Construction can proceed on the grounds of an educational institution without interrupting classes or practical training, while preventing riverbank collapse caused by riverbed excavation and vessel traffic. The method was also adopted for the additional section following the successful press-in work in the previous section.