Cotton brokerage · Bangkok, Thailand

Connecting the world's cotton merchants with Thailand's spinning mills.

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About

Treecot is Thailand's leading cotton brokerage. Founded in 2018 and based in Bangkok, we connect international merchants with the country's spinning mills — and hold the top market share by volume in Thailand's cotton trade.

How we work

One thread, held all the way.

Our people have spent decades in the Thai cotton trade. Everything we do rests on five principles.

A trusted network

We work with reliable partners on both sides of every contract — established merchants abroad and leading mills at home.

End-to-end support

We stay with every contract through delivery and beyond — execution, shipment tracking, and any claim that follows.

Market insight

We follow the market every day — prices, freight, origins and policy — and share what we learn with the people we work with.

AI-native

We harness AI to its full potential. Our AI-native employees track markets and monitor execution around the clock — kept local, kept confidential. People make every decision.

Rules & risk

We are fluent in ICA rules, cotton futures and derivatives — the framework and the hedge behind every contract.

Growths we handle

The world's major growths.

  • BRAZILIAN
  • UNITED STATES
  • AUSTRALIAN
  • WEST AFRICAN
  • INDIAN
  • TURKISH
  • + MORE

Beyond upland

We cover the whole spinning spectrum — extra-long staple for fine counts, and re-ginned cotton and comber noil for open-end spinning and specialty uses.

  • ELS
  • PIMA
  • EGYPTIAN GIZA
  • RE-GINNED COTTON
  • COMBER NOIL

Certified & sustainable

We facilitate certified cotton transactions across the major standards.

  • ORGANIC
  • BCI · MASS BALANCE
  • BCI · PHYSICAL
  • U.S. COTTON TRUST PROTOCOL
  • CMIA
  • REGENAGRI

Thailand's cotton market

Imports, year by year.

Thailand raw cotton imports by origin, 2017 to 2025, thousand tonnes 0 50 100 150 200 250 thousand tonnes 2017 — United States: 122.4 kt 2017 — Australia: 42.9 kt 2017 — Brazil: 19.3 kt 2017 — India: 22.8 kt 2017 — West Africa: 29.6 kt 2017 — Other: 17.6 kt 255 2017 2018 — United States: 145.9 kt 2018 — Australia: 25.4 kt 2018 — Brazil: 30.7 kt 2018 — India: 18.5 kt 2018 — West Africa: 15.3 kt 2018 — Other: 23.0 kt 259 2018 2019 — United States: 125.1 kt 2019 — Australia: 8.5 kt 2019 — Brazil: 27.2 kt 2019 — India: 5.8 kt 2019 — West Africa: 18.0 kt 2019 — Other: 20.6 kt 205 2019 2020 — United States: 80.1 kt 2020 — Australia: 4.5 kt 2020 — Brazil: 20.9 kt 2020 — India: 5.2 kt 2020 — West Africa: 8.7 kt 2020 — Other: 14.2 kt 134 2020 2021 — United States: 60.9 kt 2021 — Australia: 41.3 kt 2021 — Brazil: 19.3 kt 2021 — India: 11.7 kt 2021 — West Africa: 10.7 kt 2021 — Other: 12.5 kt 156 2021 2022 — United States: 52.0 kt 2022 — Australia: 74.8 kt 2022 — Brazil: 15.9 kt 2022 — India: 4.4 kt 2022 — West Africa: 10.2 kt 2022 — Other: 14.2 kt 171 2022 2023 — United States: 39.3 kt 2023 — Australia: 45.6 kt 2023 — Brazil: 7.1 kt 2023 — India: 1.1 kt 2023 — West Africa: 3.2 kt 2023 — Other: 6.2 kt 102 2023 2024 — United States: 34.2 kt 2024 — Australia: 29.6 kt 2024 — Brazil: 16.1 kt 2024 — India: 1.2 kt 2024 — West Africa: 2.1 kt 2024 — Other: 8.8 kt 92 2024 2025 — United States: 58.6 kt 2025 — Australia: 22.1 kt 2025 — Brazil: 20.7 kt 2025 — India: 1.0 kt 2025 — West Africa: 0.7 kt 2025 — Other: 6.2 kt 109 2025
Raw cotton imports into Thailand by origin, thousand tonnes. Source: Thai Ministry of Commerce customs data, 2017–2025. As of July 2026.

The buying side

Fewer, larger buyers each year. The top ten now account for nearly three-quarters of Thailand's cotton imports.

0 20 40 60 2017: 65 importing companies 65 2017 2018: 63 importing companies 2019: 60 importing companies 2019 2020: 53 importing companies 2021: 52 importing companies 2021 2022: 53 importing companies 2023: 44 importing companies 2023 2024: 48 importing companies 2025: 47 importing companies 47 2025
Importing companies per year.
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 2017: top 10 buyers = 52% of import value 2017 2018: top 10 buyers = 58% of import value 2019: top 10 buyers = 59% of import value 2019 2020: top 10 buyers = 58% of import value 2021: top 10 buyers = 66% of import value 2021 2022: top 10 buyers = 67% of import value 2023: top 10 buyers = 68% of import value 2023 2024: top 10 buyers = 69% of import value 2025: top 10 buyers = 72% of import value 2025 52% 72%
Top 10 buyers' share of import value.

Who we serve

We serve international merchants on one side, and Thailand's leading spinning mills on the other. One relationship, trusted from both directions.

Leadership

Nudhanai Lunchaprasith

Nudhanai Lunchaprasith

Co-founder & Managing Director

Nudhanai (Nud) co-founded Treecot and leads it as Managing Director. He brings a background in finance, economics and computer science — and built the AI-native operation the firm runs on.

Contact

Talk cotton with us.

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38/5 Soi On Nut 30, Suan Luang, Bangkok 10250, Thailand