The investment by TikTok Pte., the Singapore-based unit of the Chinese tech giant, has received approval from the Thailand Board of Investment.

TikTok Pte. Ltd, the Singaporean unit of China's ByteDance, is set to invest $3.8 billion in "data hosting services" in Thailand.

ByteDance's TikTok will invest 126.8 billion baht ($3.76 billion) in Thailand in a data hosting service, the Thai investment board said on Wednesday. The Chinese firm's investment was made by its Singapore-based unit and would support activities of affiliated companies,

TikTok Pte Ltd will support the activities of affiliated companies through its Thai digital infrastructure project.

TikTok, owned by ByteDance (BDNCE), is set to invest approximately $3.76 billion (126.8 billion baht) in a data hosting project in Thailand, according to the country's investment board. This investment aligns with TikTok's ongoing efforts to expand its operations and improve its technological capabilities,

ByteDance's TikTok will invest 126.8 billion baht ($3.76 billion) in Thailand in a data hosting service, the Thai investment board said on Wednesday.

TikTok will invest 127 billion baht ($3.8 billion) in Thailand in a data hosting service, the Board of Investment said on Wednesday.

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