SCGP Contributes to SIRIVANNAVARI Autumn-Winter Fashion Show, Promoting Sustainability Through Responsible Resource Use [From left to right] Ms. Atittaya Chumpa, Director of Marketing, Branding and Sustainability, and Mr. Ekaraj Niroj, Chief Marketing and Customer Officer of SCG Packaging Public Company Limited (SCGP); Ms. Ratirod Chulajata, Deputy CEO of Iris 2005 Co., Ltd.; Ms. Chadatip Chutrakul, Chief Executive Officer of Siam Piwat Group; and Ms. Thanchanok Phagudom, Member of the Board of Directors of Iris 2005 Co., Ltd. Loading Data… SCG Packaging Public Company Limited, or SCGP supports the SIRIVANNAVARI Autumn-Winter 2026/27 fashion show, ‘Echoes of Altitude,’ held at NEXTOPIA, 5th Floor, Siam Paragon. The collection showcased Sporty Couture designs inspired by travel and adventure, presented on a sustainable runway surrounded by an urban forest atmosphere, alongside upcycled accessories creatively crafted from repurposed materials. SCGP also promoted environmentally conscious practices through the efficient use of materials and resources by providing paper chairs made from recycled paper for use at the event. Featuring a Honeycomb Structure, the chairs offer strength and lightweight properties while minimizing material usage. Their lightweight design also facilitates transportation, helping reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions associated with logistics. In addition, the chairs are 100% recyclable or biodegradable. Following the event, all chairs were handed over to Siam Paragon for continued use in public areas, extending their useful life before being returned to the recycling process. This initiative reflects SCGP’s commitment to advancing the Circular Economy and creating environmental value through innovative solutions that meet practical needs. Related Contents Loading Data…
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SCGP Supports Thai Healthcare Innovation on the Global Stage, Showcasing Its Medical Supplies and Labware at ThaiFDA WELLNEXT 2026
SCGP Supports Thai Healthcare Innovation on the Global Stage, Showcasing Its Medical Supplies and Labware at ThaiFDA WELLNEXT 2026 Loading Data… International Healthcare Products Company Limited (IHP) in SCGP, showcased its medical supplies and laboratory consumables at ThaiFDA WELLNEXT 2026: International Health, Wellness and Longevity Innovation Forum, under the theme “From Thai Innovation to Global Trust.” The participation reflects the commitment to advancing Thai healthcare innovation onto the global stage, addressing the needs of healthcare professionals, and supporting the healthcare industry’s shift toward proactive health management, encompassing disease prevention, screening and early risk detection, health monitoring, and the promotion of healthy aging. The event also provided opportunities to exchange knowledge and strengthen collaboration with industry players and experts to further develop products and solutions that support health span throughout every stage of life, alongside longevity, while connecting product capabilities with new business opportunities and contributing to better quality of life and sustainable well-being. Related Contents Loading Data…
SCGP Receives IAA Awards for Listed Companies 2026 for the Third Consecutive Year
SCGP Receives IAA Awards for Listed Companies 2026 for the Third Consecutive Year Loading Data… SCG Packaging Public Company Limited (SCGP) received the BEST CEO, BEST CFO, and BEST Investor Relations awards in the Industrial Products category at the IAA Awards for Listed Companies 2026, presented by the Investment Analysts Association (IAA), marking its third consecutive year of recognition. Selected through votes cast by investment analysts and fund managers, the awards recognize companies for their visionary business leadership amid economic challenges and volatility; effective management of financial and capital structures to support business expansion and mitigate risks; and commitment to good corporate governance through accurate, comprehensive, and timely disclosure to shareholders, investors, and all stakeholders. This awards ceremony was held at Eastin Grand Hotel Phayathai. Pictured (from left to right): Dr. Sornnarin Bangkedphol, Investor Relations Director; Mr. Wichan Jitpukdee, Chief Executive Officer; and Mr. Danaidej Ketsuwan, Chief Financial Officer. Related Contents Loading Data…
Kao and SCGP Strengthen Strategic Partnership to Advance Sustainable Packaging Innovation
Kao and SCGP Strengthen Strategic Partnership to Advance Sustainable Packaging Innovation Loading Data… Kao Industrial (Thailand) Co., Ltd., a leading Japanese manufacturer of consumer products and chemicals, and SCG Packaging Public Company Limited, or SCGP, a leading integrated packaging solutions provider in ASEAN, are strengthening their collaboration in packaging innovation through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on Innovation and Sustainability Partnership. The partnership brings together the strengths and expertise of both organizations to further develop environmentally friendly packaging, particularly mono-material flexible packaging, which facilitates recycling and helps reduce environmental impact. It also supports preparations for European Union packaging and environmental requirements, including Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). The collaboration extends to exploring applications of artificial intelligence (AI), digital technologies and data analytics to improve efficiency and create value across both organizations’ value chains, while jointly pursuing opportunities for future innovation and new business development. Mr. Akira Nishimaki, President of Kao Industrial (Thailand) Co., Ltd., said, “Kao is delighted to strengthen our collaboration with SCGP through the ‘Innovation and Sustainability Partnership,’ building on the cooperation that began in 2022. Both organizations will combine their expertise and strengths to develop packaging innovations that meet consumer needs and are environmentally friendly, while promoting resource efficiency, advancing the circular economy and applying digital technologies to create new business opportunities. “This partnership aligns with Kao’s ‘Maximum with Minimum’ concept, which seeks to maximize economic and social value while minimizing environmental impact. Kao advances its sustainability goals through its ESG strategy, the ‘Kirei Lifestyle Plan,’ which emphasizes the 4Rs—Reduce, Reuse, Replace and Recycle—and reducing environmental impact throughout the product life cycle to help create a healthier and cleaner world. Kao aims to design all its packaging to be recyclable by 2027 and achieve net zero plastic packaging waste by 2040. We believe that combining the capabilities of our two organizations will generate innovation and long-term value for consumers, society, the environment and our businesses.” Mr. Wichan Jitpukdee, Chief Executive Officer of SCG Packaging Public Company Limited, or SCGP, said, “Kao is a business partner with whom we share a commitment to growth alongside environmental stewardship. Since signing our memorandum of understanding in 2022, our companies have combined their expertise to develop Green Carton packaging and mono-material flexible packaging that facilitates recycling. “This renewed partnership will combine Kao’s expertise in chemicals with SCGP’s capabilities in materials, packaging and solutions to develop innovations that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve efficiency and meet market needs, while supporting readiness for EPR and PPWR requirements.” One achievement of the collaboration to date is the development of mono-material refill packaging for Magiclean Natural Essence floor cleaner in the 700 mL format, made possible through the combined efforts of the partners involved. Kao and SCGP will continue to build on this innovation, increase the use of post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic and develop pulp- and paper-based packaging that helps reduce carbon dioxide emissions. They will also develop solutions to improve packing and transportation efficiency, enhance ease of use and product display, reduce waste and promote the recovery and reuse of resources. In addition, both organizations will explore opportunities to apply AI and digital technologies to improve efficiency throughout the supply chain and further develop their chemicals businesses. Kao and SCGP believe this partnership will deliver practical solutions that create business value and meet consumer needs for convenience, product quality preservation and packaging management after use. Together, they will advance innovations that generate business value while supporting long-term sustainability for consumers and the environment. News Release Download Related Contents Loading Data…
SCGP Recognized with 2 Prestigious Awards in Innovation and Investor Relations at SET Awards 2026
SCGP Recognized with 2 Prestigious Awards in Innovation and Investor Relations at SET Awards 2026 Loading Data… SCG Packaging Public Company Limited, or SCGP, receives 2 prestigious recognitions in the Business Excellence category at the SET Awards 2026, organized by the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) in collaboration with Money & Banking Magazine. SCGP achieves the SET Awards of Honor, Excellence as an Innovative Company Awards for 5 consecutive years, recognized for its “Real-Time Strength Measurement System for High-Moisture Packaging Paper.” The system applies Machine Learning and Data Analytics to assess paper quality in real time during production, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of production control while reducing resource consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, SCGP receives the Outstanding Investor Relations Awards in the category of listed companies with market capitalization of more than Baht 30 billion but not exceeding Baht 100 billion. The ceremony was held at the Stock Exchange of Thailand building. Related Contents Loading Data…
Smart Pillowcase Ensures Timely Alerts for The Hearing Impaired
Spotlight Smart Pillowcase Ensures Timely Alerts for The Hearing Impaired Loading Data… With new-generation people wearing earphones and turning up high volumes of music almost all the time, and so many societies becoming aged, “hearing loss” is no longer a distant threat. Have you ever imagined how life would change if you could no longer hear your surroundings? Beyond the obvious challenges of communication, there is also the risk of losing sleep quality. Research published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine reveals that people with hearing impairments often struggle with sleep, driven by stress and anxiety over missing vital connections to the outside world while they rest. Innovation for Sound Sleep in Silent World Designed by Nottingham Trent University’s researcher Malindu Ehelagasthenna in collaboration with the hearing-impaired community, the smart pillowcase looks just like a normal product at first glance. However, it contains hidden vibration features that can wake its user in real time upon detecting alerts such as fire or burglar alarms. Therefore, users will enjoy peace of mind during their sleep. The vibration mechanism relies on a wireless connection between the home’s detection systems—such as burglar alarms, doorbells, and phone calls—and E-Yarn technology. Embedded in the smart pillowcase’s fabric are four small haptic actuators, measuring just 3.4 mm x 12.7 mm each. When triggered, the system sends a signal to these devices to generate vibrations strong enough to instantly wake a deep sleeper. “Hearing Impaired-Centric” Solution While vibration-based alert systems for the hearing impaired are not entirely new, what sets this innovation apart is its user-centric design. This smart pillowcase is easy to use. All users need to do is slip it over a standard pillow and cover it with a regular pillowcase. Thanks to ergonomic design, users do not feel the device around their heads and can thus enjoy a comfortable sleep. Better still, this innovation provides practical flexibility by allowing customizable vibration patterns for specific events, enabling users to instantly identify the situation upon waking. Though conceived for the hearing impaired, the smart pillowcase holds broader potential. In the future, it could become a standard safety device in hotels, hospitals, or even everyday households—because no one would want to miss a critical alert while asleep. Sleep soundly & enjoy peace of mind with great features – Four small haptic actuators, measuring just 3.4 mm x 12.7 mm each. – Easy to use. Slip it over a standard pillow and cover it with a regular pillowcase. – The vibration mechanism relies on a wireless connection between the home’s detection systems. News Release ดาวน์โหลด เนื้อหาที่เกี่ยวข้อง Loading Data…
Go-Pak member of SCGP Wins Three Prestigious Industry Awards from UK Packaging Awards 2026 and SOCIUS NETWORK LIMITED
Go-Pak member of SCGP Wins Three Prestigious Industry Awards from UK Packaging Awards 2026 and SOCIUS NETWORK LIMITED Loading Data… Go-Pak member of SCGP achieves recognition through three prestigious industry awards from UK Packaging Awards 2026 and SOCIUS NETWORK LIMITED. Two awards come from UK Packaging Awards 2026, which celebrates excellence, innovation, and leadership across the packaging supply chain. The first is the AI, Robotics and Smart Technology in Packaging Award for Stretch Armstrong, which integrates AI-powered autonomous robotics with Slimstock’s advanced demand forecasting system to enhance operational efficiency and accuracy, reduce container unloading time, improve workplace safety, and increase warehouse management flexibility to accommodate changing demand and support long-term business growth. The second is the Rising Star Award, presented to Imelda Markey – Sales Manager (Ireland) in recognition of her outstanding achievements, commitment to continuous learning, and professional development over the past four years. Another award, presented by SOCIUS NETWORK LIMITED, an association of independent distributors of non-food consumables serving the foodservice industry in the UK and related regions, is Runner-Up (Second Place) – Supplier of the Year. This recognition highlights Go-Pak’s commitment to delivering quality products and services while building strong relationships with customers and business partners. Together, these three achievements reflect the dedication and hard work of the entire Go-Pak’s, as well as the continued trust and support of its customers and business partners, driving ongoing innovation, improving operational efficiency, and enabling the company to deliver lasting value to its customers. Related Contents Loading Data…
SCGP Announces Strong First Nine-Month 2026 Operating Results, Strengthens Regional Optimization and Competitiveness Across ASEAN
SCGP Announces Strong First Nine-Month 2026 Operating Results, Strengthens Regional Optimization and Competitiveness Across ASEAN Loading Data… SCGP announced the operating results for the first nine months of 2026, with total revenue from sales of Baht 94,326 million and profit for the period of Baht 5,896 million. Profit growth from the same period of the previous year was supported by consumer packaging demand and sustained profitability improvements of operations in Indonesia. Looking ahead to the fourth quarter, packaging demand is expected to resilient as manufacturers prepare for year-end festivities. SCGP continues to optimize its regional production network across ASEAN and business transformation, alongside business expansion, to meet growing market demand and strengthen competitiveness.Wichan Jitpukdee, Chief Executive Officer of SCG Packaging Public Company Limited or SCGP, said that the overall packaging industry faced geopolitical uncertainties during the first nine months of 2026. Demand softened during the first-quarter holiday periods in Vietnam and Indonesia before increasing in the second quarter and returning to normal levels in the third quarter. ASEAN continued to demonstrate strong growth, supported by consumption of consumer goods. However, the Middle East tension affected energy and raw material prices, while higher inflation prompted consumers to spend more cautiously.SCGP remained focused on improving cost management efficiency, with its core customers operating in essential consumer goods industries that continued to grow. Operations in Indonesia also continued to generate profits, supported by cost management and selling price increases in line with regional market levels, alongside regional production and supply chain integration (Regional Optimization) to strengthen competitiveness and deliver solutions that meet customer needs. As a result, for the first nine months of 2026, SCGP reported total revenue from sales of Baht 94,326 million, remaining stable compared with the same period of the previous year. EBITDA amounted to Baht 15,819 million, up 25% from the same period of the previous year, and profit for the period was Baht 5,896 million, up 106% from the same period of the previous year.For Q3/2026, SCGP reported total revenue from sales of Baht 32,577 million, up 7% from the same period of the previous year. EBITDA amounted to Baht 5,357 million, up 29% from the same period of the previous year, and profit for the period was Baht 2,026 million, up 113% from the same period of the previous year. The performance was supported by recovering consumer products demand and sustained profitability in packaging paper operations in Indonesia, amid higher raw material and energy costs. Previous slide Next slide Wichan added that the overall packaging demand in Q4 is expected to remain supported by production ahead of festive celebrations from the end of the year into early next year, including New Year, Chinese New Year, Tet in Vietnam, and Hari Raya in Indonesia. Raw material and energy costs remain elevated but have become more stable, enabling better production planning and cost management. However, the year-end holiday period, household debt, inflation and persistent uncertainty may constrain consumer spending.SCGP continues to strengthen its presence in ASEAN through investment and production network management to meet growing demand. During the first nine months of 2026, SCGP undertook a project to expand corrugated containers production capacity in the south of Vietnam by 26,800 tons per year. It also invested in a project to add a combined 400,000 tons of annual production capacity for plasterboard liner and premium linerboard in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, to serve growing regional demand, support full capacity utilization and strengthen competitiveness. In addition, SCGP invested in Jin Zhong Fa Paper Industrial Co., Ltd. (JZF), a fiber packaging manufacturer in Chonburi, Thailand, adding 28,000 tons of annual capacity to expand its Chinese customer base and serve the fruit export market. SCGP also continues to explore additional investment opportunities across ASEAN, alongside business expansion in Vietnam and India, to strengthen its market position and sustain growth.Further advancing its sustainability efforts, SCGP has increased its alternative fuel usage to 37% and is working toward a target of 40% in 2026, while also raising its operating standards. Most recently, Siam Kraft Industry Co., Ltd. (SKIC), an SCGP company, has been certified to the new ISO 9001:2026 quality management system and ISO 14001:2026 environmental management system standards by the Management System Certification Institute (Thailand) (MASCI). This reflects its focus on quality management, ethical business conduct and climate action to deliver quality, build customer confidence and support sustainable growth. News Release Download Related Contents Loading Data…
SCGP Hosts Market & Customer Insights with KAO and KARMART to Drive Consumer-Centric Innovation and Sustainable Growth
SCGP Hosts Market & Customer Insights with KAO and KARMART to Drive Consumer-Centric Innovation and Sustainable Growth Loading Data… SCGP hosted the Market & Customer Insights event to encourage the exchange of perspectives and deepen understanding of customer and consumer needs through real-world experiences and insights from business partners. The event aimed to translate these insights into solutions and innovations that better meet consumer needs, while strengthening SCGP’s role as a Trusted Business Partner. The event featured executives from two business partners in the Consumer and Healthcare sector: Mr. Suttipong Limsila, Head of Corporate Strategy at Kao Industrial (Thailand) Co., Ltd., and Mr. Wiwat Theekhakhirikul, Chief Executive Officer of KARMART Public Company Limited. Both shared their business experiences and perspectives on understanding consumer behavior, developing innovative solutions that keep pace with market trends, and fostering collaboration to unlock business opportunities and drive sustainable growth together. KAO: Transforming Consumer Insights into Consumer Experiences and Sustainable Value Mr. Suttipong Limsila, Head of Corporate Strategy at Kao Industrial (Thailand) Co., Ltd., explained that consumer needs in the Consumer & Healthcare market are becoming increasingly diverse. As a result, competing through mass-market products primarily on price may no longer be sufficient to sustain future growth. Businesses must differentiate themselves and deliver greater value to consumers, with Consumer Insight serving as a critical starting point. Product Experience is the foundation of Consumer Experience, helping create lasting impressions and long-term brand loyalty. Kao therefore focuses on developing Product Experiences that deliver both functional and emotional benefits by continuously integrating consumer insights, collaboration with partners through co-creation, and product innovation. One example of translating Consumer Insight into Product Experience is Biore Guard Mos Block Serum, a mosquito-repellent product from Biore Guard. Kao researchers drew inspiration from the reddish secretions on hippopotamuses’ skin, which help deter insects from landing on the skin. This led to the development of a silicone-based oil with similar properties that helps reduce mosquito landings. The innovation also aligns with consumer insights, as consumers increasingly seek products that are safe and free from chemicals. Another example is Kao’s application of RNA Technology, which addresses a common consumer question: why does the same product deliver different results for different people? This technology helps consumers select personal care products that better suit their individual needs. Sustainability remains a key priority for Kao, with success depending on collaboration both within the organization and with business partners. Kao and SCGP have jointly developed mono-material packaging for Magiclean floor cleaner to improve recyclability. This initiative serves as a model for future sustainable packaging development, applying a life-cycle approach to design that balances sustainability with product quality and creates opportunities for further applications across other products in the future. KARMART: Adapting to Trends, Creating Value, and Taking T-Beauty to the Global Market Mr. Wiwat Theekhakhirikul, Chief Executive Officer of KARMART Public Company Limited, shared KARMART’s growth journey in the cosmetics and beauty market over the past decade. A key strength has been its business model, which encompasses diverse distribution channels, enabling the company to expand consumer reach and continuously unlock new business opportunities. One of the key challenges in the cosmetics industry is the rapid pace of changing trends. KARMART therefore places strong emphasis on agility and developing new products that respond quickly to market demand while maintaining sales momentum. This highlights the importance of experimenting, learning, and adapting quickly in a highly competitive business environment. Business partnerships are another key strategy driving KARMART’s growth. Through collaborations with influencers and beauty experts, the company actively builds brands and develops products by combining expertise with consumer understanding from different sectors to create products that more closely meet consumer needs. Regarding the challenge of taking T-Beauty to the global market, Mr. Wiwat emphasized that Brand Value Creation is key to the success of Thai cosmetics brands. The critical question is how Thai brands can create distinctive value to strengthen their positioning and competitiveness, enabling them to expand into international markets. Related Contents Loading Data…
As AI Reaches Locals, It’s Time to Build Local Large Language Models
Spotlight As AI Reaches Locals, It’s Time to Build Local Large Language Models Loading Data… Have you ever noticed that, no matter how advanced leading generative AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Meta AI become, their responses are still sometimes inaccurate? This problem is found more often in countries where English is not the primary language. Behind large language models (LLMs) are “brains” trained based on English-language data. They therefore tend to interpret the world through their developers’ Western lens. Given that their responses may lack cultural nuance, contextual understanding, and sensitivity to diverse identities, many countries have now developed their own language models. Why are Local LLMs Better? Beyond offering more natural language capabilities and a deeper understanding of diverse social and cultural contexts, another key reason for so many countries to urgently develop their local large language models (Local LLMs) is to lay the foundation for a stable and sustainable AI ecosystem — one that reduces dependence on external providers and allows nations to steer technological development in line with their own ethics and values. Local LLMs also help preserve local knowledge, cultural heritage, and wisdom while lowering operational costs, improving stability through domestic server infrastructure, and safeguarding sensitive data from external exposure. Their flexibility and adaptability make them particularly valuable for long-term applications across both enterprise and government sectors. “LOCAL LLMs” Around The World Today, local LLMs are being developed in various forms to serve different objectives — from enhancing AI capabilities within specific countries to expanding accessibility across entire regions. India – BharatGen and Sarvam AI, LLMs currently under development, are designed to support more than 20 local languages for Indian users specifically. Korea – HyperCLOVA X is an LLM built especially for the Korean language and cultural context. Africa – N-ATLAS S is trained to support several major Nigerian languages, namely Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, and Pidgin. China – Deepseek LLM is an LLM developed for Chinese-language context, capable of handling both Mandarin syntax and classical Chinese texts. It has now gained recognition as one of the world’s leading AI models. Southeast Asia – SeaLLMs (Southeast Asian Large Language Models) supports nine Southeast Asian languages, helping reduce language barriers and broaden Southeast Asian users’ access to advanced technology. How Far Has Thai AI Come Today? Several LLMs focused on Thai language and context have now been developed by both public and private sectors. Each offers distinct strengths tailored to different applications, including: PathummaLLM by the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) and Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation stands out for its solid understanding of Thai context, official language, academic research, and document processing. Typhoon by SCBX is an open-source LLM designed for business sector. Several versions of Typhoon have already been introduced, including Typhoon 2.5, the latest model capable of seamless integration with agentic workflows while delivering high performance at relatively low cost. Another version, Typhoon Isan, focuses on developing an AI model for the Isan dialect, aiming to preserve cultural heritage alongside future digital and economic development. THaLLE by KBTG specializes in Thai language and finance. It became the first Thai LLM to pass the CFA Level II examination, an internationally recognized assessment in finance and investment knowledge. When it comes to AI adoption, the focus is no longer about technological competition but practical application. The best model is not always the smartest, but the one that offers the best understanding, cost-effectiveness, and efficiency in solving real-world problems and is ready to deliver tangible, sustainable results. News Release ดาวน์โหลด เนื้อหาที่เกี่ยวข้อง Loading Data…