- Delivery Date: Feb 24, 2025
- Subscriber No: 764000048
Ticket Key: 202502245007640030
PPS SERVICE SUPPORT COMPANY LIMITED
Active Business
| Address: | 65/2 Moo 5, Ngio Ngam, Mueang Uttaradit, Uttaradit, 53000 Thailand |
| D-U-N-S Number: | 66-151-XXXX |
| Official Name | PPS SERVICE SUPPORT COMPANY LIMITED |
Summary
- Private limited co
- 2024
- 7371-0300
- Clear
- THB1,000,000.00
- Yes
- 2024
- Engaged in computer software development and applications
- Miss Sureeyada Duangnoom
Managing Director
Currency
All monetary amounts quoted in this report are shown in Thai Baht (THB), unless otherwise stated.
65/2 Moo 5
,Ngio Ngam,Mueang Uttaradit
,Uttaradit
53000,Thailand
Risk Evaluation
| Risk Indicator | - |
| D&B Rating | NB- |
D&B Rating
NB-
Based on net worth
-
Undetermined
The Dun & Bradstreet Rating of NB- indicates:
- This is a new business (based on Net Worth) and a Risk Indicator which is Undetermined.
D&B Paydex: UN
When weighted by value, payments to suppliers average based on payments collected over the last 24 months.
Explanation of PAYDEX
A score of 80 denotes that payments reported to D&B have generally been made within terms. Scores over 80 indicate that payments reported to D&B have been made earlier than terms. The chart below outlines the specific 0-100 score and what it means.
| D&B PAYDEX® | Payment Habit |
| 100 | Anticipate |
| 90 | Discount |
| 80 | Prompt |
| 70 | 15 days beyond terms |
| 60 | 22 days beyond terms |
| 50 | 30 days beyond terms |
| 40 | 60 days beyond terms |
| 30 | 90 days beyond terms |
| 20 | 120 days beyond terms |
| 0-19 | Over 120 days beyond terms |
| UN | Unavailable |
Litigation
There is no legal suit filed against the company or any of its directors.
Investigation Information
On Feb 18, 2025, Miss Sureeyada Duangnoom, Managing Director, declined financials but confirmed operations.
PPS SERVICE SUPPORT COMPANY LIMITED started its operations in 2024 and was incorporated on Dec 26, 2024 as a Private limited co.
It was registered with the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) under the registration number of 0535567000842, Bangkok, Thailand.
It engaged in computer software development and applications. An establishment of about 1 year(s), it has been in this line of business since the commencement of its business operations. Miss Sureeyada Duangnoom, Managing Director, currently heads the company.
Capital
| Authorized Capital: | THB1,000,000.00 |
| Issued Capital: | THB1,000,000.00 |
| Paid-up Capital: | THB1,000,000.00 |
| Ordinary Shares: | THB1,000,000.00 at par value 100.00 |
Shareholders and Shareholdings
The following details represent the Full Shareholders List.
ORDINARY SHARES
| Name | Country |
Shares Held |
% of Shareholders |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sureeyada Duangnoom | Thailand | 8,000 | 80 |
| Pasin Srichai | Thailand | 2,000 | 20 |
| Total of Shareholders: | 2 |
| Shareholder as at: | Dec 25, 2024 |
| Shareholding at: | THB1,000,000 |
| This information provided by: | search at local registry office |
Authorised Signatories
Any 1 of the directors may sign on behalf of subject with seal affixed.
Corporate Directors
| Name: | Miss Sureeyada Duangnoom |
| Nationality: | Thailand |
Executives
| Name: | Miss Sureeyada Duangnoom |
| Current Title: | Managing Director |
| Appointed to Present Position: | 2024 |
| Related Experience Since: | 2022 |
| Founder of Subject: | Yes |
| Active in daily operations: | Yes |
Line of Business
- Engaged in computer software development and applications (7371-0300)
Purchases
Purchasing Territory
| Local: | 99% |
| International: | 1% |
| Imports from | United States |
Purchasing Terms
| Local purchase terms: | Cash on Delivery |
| Import Terms: | bank transfer |
Employees
Employee(s) - Current
The number of employees is undetermined.
Current Location
| Type of Occupation: | Owned |
| Location: | Residential zone |
| Premises used as: | Operations office |
Trump eect mixed for Thailand
Trump 2.0 policies, referring to strategies utilised by the US president in his second term, are expected to impact products such as computers, equipment and components, electronic devices, rubber products, and agricultural goods. However, sectors likely to benet include semiconductors, steel and aluminium, according to a Fiscal Policy Oce (FPO) study.
Pornchai Thiraveja, director-general of the FPO, said Donald Trump's inauguration speech included a proclamation of the start of a "Golden Age of America", emphasising an "America First" approach through policies that focus on protecting US trade interests, seeking to increase national revenue through taris and import taxes on goods from China. A goal of these policies is to protect domestic manufacturing and agriculture by imposing higher taris on imports from various countries.
Trump said he wants to address trade imbalances and renegotiate trade agreements to create advantages and fairness for domestic labour and industries, encourage companies to relocate production bases back to the US to stimulate the economy, lift domestic employment, and reduce reliance on foreign imports in key industries.
In terms of energy and the economy, he vowed to repeal environmental and economic policies aimed at addressing climate change (such as the Green New Deal), eliminate electric vehicle (EV) regulations to promote energy self-suciency, and stimulate domestic production, especially in the oil industry. Mr Pornchai said the FPO anticipates Trump 2.0 policies could lead to changes in global supply chains, trade, and the economies of various countries, including Thailand.
Protectionist trade policies and increased US taris may aect Thailand's exports to the country, including computers, components, electronic devices, rubber products, and agricultural goods. Higher US taris on Chinese goods could potentially slow China's economy, which could lead to decreased demand for goods from Thailand, signicantly increasing the likelihood of China ooading its products into Asian markets, including Thailand, according to the FPO.
As a result, Thai products may face heightened competition, particularly in sectors such as automotive, chemicals, construction materials and textiles, he said. To mitigate the impact of changing trade policies between the US and China, Mr Pornchai suggests several approaches, including diversifying export markets and import sources, as well as expanding negotiations for free trade agreements with the European Union and the European Free Trade Association.
The manufacturing sector is encouraged to adapt by focusing on high-value, complex products such as electronic components, smartphone parts, industrial agricultural goods, and clean energy solutions. He said eorts should be directed towards labour development and the promotion of R&D to enhance production capabilities and meet global market demand.
Thailand has an opportunity to expand exports to the US of substitute goods from Chinese producers, including semiconductors, steel, aluminium, rubber products and agricultural goods, said Mr Pornchai. These products have the potential to capture a larger market share in the US, while meeting the evolving demands of a global supply chain in transition, he said.
Source: Bangkok Post, Jan 23, 2025
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The information in this report was last updated on Feb 18, 2025.
D&B Rating Glossary
The following ratings are available for businesses in Thailand:
D&B Rating - The D&B® Rating in Thailand consists of 2 parts, the Financial Strength Indicator and the Risk Indicator. The Financial Strength Indicator is based on either Net Worth of a current balance sheet or Issued Capital. Risk Indicator is used in conjunction with the Financial Strength Indicator. The Risk Indicator reflects D&B's opinion of the risk associated with trading with a specific business. The table below contains the values for the D&B Rating in Thailand.
Financial Strength Indicator
| Net Worth | Capital | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5A | 5AA | THB 1,264,000,000 | And above |
| 4A | 4AA | THB 252,800,000 | THB 1,263,999,999 |
| 3A | 3AA | THB 37,920,000 | THB 252,799,999 |
| 2A | 2AA | THB 18,960,000 | THB 37,919,999 |
| 1A | 1AA | THB 9,480,000 | THB 18,959,999 |
| A | AA | THB 4,753,000 | THB 9,479,999 |
| B | BB | THB 2,376,000 | THB 4,752,999 |
| C | CC | THB 1,188,000 | THB 2,375,999 |
| D | DD | THB 607,000 | THB 1,187,999 |
| E | EE | THB 303,000 | THB 606,999 |
| F | FF | THB 152,000 | THB 302,999 |
| G | GG | THB 77,000 | THB 151,999 |
| H | HH | 0 | THB 76,999 |
| Alternate Ratings Used | |
|---|---|
| NQ | Out of Business: Business has ceased to trade |
| NB | New Business: Less than 24 months |
| O | Financial Strength is undisclosed; or Assigned to companies that do not request credit in their normal activities (Bank, Brokerages, Insurance Co., Associations, Government, etc..) |
| N | Negative Net Worth |
| FB | Foreign Branch |
| BR | Domestic Branch |
| DS | Assigned to records that require investigation before a rating can be assigned. |
| Risk Indicator | Condition | Credit Risk | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Strong | Minimal risk | Proceed with transaction - offer extended terms if required |
| 2 | Good | Low Risk | Proceed with transaction |
| 3 | Fair | Slightly greater than average risk | Proceed with transaction but monitor closely |
| 4 | Limited | Significant level of risk | Review each case before extending credit and obtain more information. Take suitable assurances before extending credit, guarantees may be needed |
| - | Undetermined | Undetermined Risk | Insufficient information to assign a Rating |
Explanation of PAYDEX
A score of 80 denotes that payments reported to D&B have generally been made within terms. Scores over 80 indicate that payments reported to D&B have been made earlier than terms. The chart below outlines the specific 0-100 score and what it means.
| D&B PAYDEX® | Payment Habit |
| 100 | Anticipate |
| 90 | Discount |
| 80 | Prompt |
| 70 | 15 days beyond terms |
| 60 | 22 days beyond terms |
| 50 | 30 days beyond terms |
| 40 | 60 days beyond terms |
| 30 | 90 days beyond terms |
| 20 | 120 days beyond terms |
| 0-19 | Over 120 days beyond terms |
| UN | Unavailable |
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