Wyncoast Industrial Park Public Company Limited sells and rents custom duty free zone areas for the commercial and industrial activities worldwide. The company's facilities include customs office at site, logistics solution teams, executive offices, staff accommodations, conference rooms, and food centers. Its total land area is 109,174 square meters with factory and warehouse buildings for rent of 42,754 square meters, depot area of 15,175 square meters, and a three-storey office building of 4,011 square meters. The company also operates as an auto dealer for new, old, and multipurpose cars; and other vehicles, as well as spare parts and accessories. In addition, it produces and distributes electricity from solar energy; produces and distributes water; and operates and manages properties and assets, as well as engages in the construction business. The company was formerly known as Capetronic International (Thailand) Public Company Limited and changed its name to Wyncoast Industrial Park Public Company Limited in October 2013. Wyncoast Industrial Park Public Company Limited was incorporated in 1985 and is headquartered in Bang Pakong, Thailand.
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