Our priority markets are Thailand, Vietnam, Korea and Taiwan. We examine commercial and industrial property through local industries, facility conditions and natural catastrophe exposure.
The four priority markets cover a diversified commercial and industrial property portfolio, including manufacturing, electronics and technology, automotive and machinery, logistics and warehousing, power and renewable energy, data centres, pharmaceuticals, commercial property and other industrial risks.
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Thailand
Automotive, manufacturing & logistics
Automotive, electronics, machinery and logistics facilities; examine risk connections across industrial estates, river basins, historical flood footprints and protection records.
Priority industries
Automotive and components, electronics and electrical goods, machinery, general manufacturing, established commercial facilities and logistics.
Regional and operating context
Established industrial estates are an important research focus, including the 2011 flood footprint, site elevation, flood defences and maintenance records. Just-in-time production and supply-chain interruption require project-specific attention.
Information priorities
Location-level asset schedules, industrial-estate and river-basin connections, flood protection, recovery arrangements, business-interruption information and supplier dependencies.
Electronics, industrial parks and logistics facilities; examine flood and storm exposure in northern and southern industrial corridors separately, alongside location schedules and business-continuity information.
Priority industries
Electronics and technology, light and medium manufacturing, industrial parks, logistics and manufacturing facilities of Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese businesses in Vietnam.
Regional and operating context
Examine the northern corridor around Hanoi, Bac Ninh and Hai Phong separately from the southern corridor around Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong and Dong Nai. Multiple sites in one estate may share flood or typhoon exposure.
Information priorities
Complete location schedules, value breakdowns, incident history, business-interruption calculation bases, flood and wind protection, and available third-party loss-scenario analysis.
Korea is approached selectively, with particular attention to information quality, asset characteristics and potential concentration or dependency across related exposures.
Priority industries
Advanced manufacturing, precision equipment, data centres, renewable-energy equipment and overseas assets of Korean businesses, approached selectively according to information quality and asset characteristics.
Regional and operating context
High-value equipment and longer recovery periods need to be understood alongside utilities, equipment replacement and supply chains. Related exposures may share dependencies and concentration.
Information priorities
Engineering quality, single-point equipment failure, machinery and utility interruption, extended operational recovery, supply-chain dependencies, and typhoon and flood correlation.
Taiwan is approached selectively, with particular attention to information quality, catastrophe exposure and concentration across technology parks, utilities and related assets.
Priority industries
Electronics and technology, advanced manufacturing, data facilities and other high-value industrial assets, approached selectively according to information quality and asset characteristics.
Regional and operating context
Earthquake, typhoon and technology-park concentration are important dimensions. Assets belonging to different businesses may still share exposure through power, water or supply-chain systems.
Information priorities
Complete third-party catastrophe-model information, probable or estimated maximum-loss analysis, site connections, utility dependencies and the basis for extended business-interruption scenarios.
Singapore supports regional business origination and coordination. Risk information is classified by the actual location of the assets, rather than the place from which the business is introduced. Other markets are presented selectively within confirmed project scopes.
Supplementary Markets
Our business also covers the following regional markets, with support shaped by project location, available information, applicable requirements and written arrangements. Market coverage does not mean GoldenStone works in the same capacity or scope in every territory.
Malaysia
Research industrial, electronics, logistics, data-centre and commercial property, with attention to flood, operational interruption and connections among sites in industrial estates.
Indonesia
Focus on manufacturing, power, infrastructure and logistics. Engineering information, natural catastrophe characteristics and local business requirements inform initial discussions.
Australia, New Zealand & other APAC territories
Examine industries and hazard characteristics that complement the core markets on a project-specific basis, emphasizing complete information, territorial connections and applicable requirements.
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