JV RMA 110, the company responsible for constructing the Thai Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, stated that company DIO mentioned in the news has no involvement in performing electrical system work in the project. The construction contractor and the electrical and other system contractors are Japanese construction companies fully licensed under Japanese law.
JV RMA 110, responsible for building the Thai Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka, issued a statement clarifying that company DIO mentioned in the news has no involvement in any electrical system work for the project.
"Regarding news published on Thairath Online about Osaka police in Japan raiding a construction company contracted for electrical system work, which implied or suggested that the company might be connected to electrical operations at the Thailand Pavilion building within Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai,
JV RMA 110, responsible for constructing the Thailand Pavilion exhibition building, wishes to clarify the facts as follows: The construction project for the Thailand Pavilion hired construction contractors and electrical system contractors, as well as other system contractors, all of which are Japanese construction companies fully licensed according to Japanese law. These contractors have performed according to their contracts and have been paid under the contract terms. The company mentioned in the news as under investigation or accusation is not involved in the Thailand Pavilion construction project and has not participated in installation or electrical system work for the project in any way."
Furthermore, JV RMA 110 has attached licensing documents of the relevant contractors for reference, which include:
1. Business license of TUFF'S CORPORATION (Construction work)
2. Business license of Akala Co., Ltd. (Electrical systems)
3. Business license of Yamamoto Co., Ltd. (Landscape work)
