They include Arusu Myanmar, a joint venture formed by its subsidiary Thai Arusu and MK Group, which will expand the company's interior-design services for retail and office buildings in Myanmar.
"Myanmar is similar to Thailand about 30 years ago. The opening of Myanmar will lure many new business opportunities, including the inflow of foreign investors into the country.
"The move leads to the boom of office buildings and retail outlets as well as interior design in the country," chairman Boonsithi Chokwatana said yesterday.
Separately, a JV will be formed by Saha Patthana Inter-Holding, its investment arm, and MayFlower of Malaysia to offer diverse and comprehensive tour services for tourists to Thailand.