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On 22 January 2026, Thai Beverage Can Limited (TBC) was honored to participate in the Saraburi Sandbox: Low Carbon City event, titled “Saraburi Sandbox Day: Joining Forces to Build Thailand’s First Low-Carbon City (2nd Edition)”. The event served as an important platform bringing together the public sector, private sector, and local communities to jointly drive tangible low-carbon city development at the provincial level. The event was organized by Saraburi Province, in collaboration with the Thai Cement Manufacturers Association, the Federation of Thai Industries – Saraburi Province, and partner organizations, and was held at the Saraburi Provincial Government Complex.

During the event, TBC was invited to join a panel discussion under the theme “Saraburi Sandbox: Collaboration Toward Communities.” Ms. Kitiya Santaveesuk, Associate Vice President, Sustainability, Branding & Communication, and Corporate Affairs, shared best practices from TBC’s “Can to Can Journey” and “Aluminium Loop” initiatives. These projects are implemented in collaboration with partners across the entire value chain—from aluminium raw material production and packaging manufacturing to collection and recycling. The initiatives reflect TBC’s role in building a circular economy and making low-carbon cities a practical reality through system design that reduces the use of virgin resources, minimizes waste, and lowers greenhouse gas emissions. TBC also serves as one of the country’s role models in advancing environmentally friendly packaging alongside sustainable social value creation.

In addition, TBC hosted an exhibition booth under the concept “Together We CAN: Growing Sustainably Together,” showcasing the sustainability lifecycle of aluminium can packaging, which is 100% recyclable and contributes to reducing carbon footprint. This initiative supports Saraburi Province’s long-term low-carbon city development goals and benefits society as a whole.

TBC’s participation in this provincial-level initiative underscores the company’s strong commitment and role as an industrial partner actively driving the Low Carbon City agenda through concrete actions. The event also provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen collaboration and partnerships to further develop social and industrial projects within the province. TBC remains committed to supporting the transition toward a low-carbon society in a tangible way, contributing to Thailand’s goal of achieving Net Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

Thai Beverage Can Limited (TBC) hosted the “TBC Business Partner Award 2025” ceremony to recognize business partners with outstanding performance across various levels, acknowledging their vital role in elevating industry standards, supporting the development of effective solutions, and growing together in all dimensions—quality, innovation, and sustainability. The event was held under the theme “Driving Collective Growth” at Meeting Room MR110, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

For the 2025 awards, partners were honored with 9 Bronze Awards, 11 Silver Awards, 6 Gold Awards, and 1 Special Award—the SME Best Support Award, presented to a partner recognized for excellence in service.

The event was honored by Mr. Pavin Chayavivatkul, TBC Vice President, Corporate Strategy, who delivered the opening remarks and shared the company’s policies and strategic direction in a keynote address titled “Driving Collective Growth.” He emphasized TBC’s commitment to driving the packaging industry toward a more sustainable and efficient future, alongside modernizing the supply chain to better meet customer needs. These initiatives reflect TBC’s long-term vision to move forward together with its business partners, creating shared value and sustainable growth over the long term.

Mr. Yongsawas Limpisirisan, TBC Associate Vice President, Regional Supply Chain Management, shared his perspectives in a session titled “Building Supply Chain Resilience and Flexibility.” He highlighted the importance of building a resilient and flexible supply chain that can adapt to change and consistently meet customer needs, even under challenging conditions, which is an objective that TBC and its partners must jointly define and drive forward.

The program also featured a panel discussion on Sustainable Procurement, recognized as a key factor in enhancing the value chain for long-term, high-quality growth. The panel was honored by the participation of Mr. Chakrit Jarrusbussarakam, ESG Greenhouse Gas and Energy Product Manager, SGS (Thailand) Limited, and Ms. Pojanee Sukasem, TBC Supply Chain Manager, who exchanged insights and perspectives.

The TBC Business Partner Award 2025 was not only a platform to recognize operational excellence, but also a reflection of TBC’s strong belief in the power of collaboration between the company and its business partners. TBC remains committed to growing alongside its partners as “value co-creators,” driving the industry forward with strength while creating sustainable value for the organization, society, and all stakeholders over the long term.

Aluminium Loop, under Thai Beverage Can Limited (TBC), has been honored with the “Distinguished Environmental Protection” commemorative plaque and a Certificate of Recognition for Contributions to Environmental Protection and Preservation for 2025, presented by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand.

The award was received by Ms. Kitiya Santaveesuk, TBC Associate Vice President, Sustainability, Branding & Communication, and Corporate Affairs, on behalf of the company, from Dr. Chayanan Pakdeejit, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, who presided over the 2025 honorary award ceremony.

The recognition stems from the collaboration on “Promoting the Production of Recyclable Beverage Packaging in Thailand,” which began in 2020, with the Aluminium Loop Model serving as one of the key initiatives to develop a closed-loop recycling system for aluminium beverage cans in Thailand. Since the launch of the project, more than 1.5 billion used aluminium cans, or over 22,000 tons, from participating brands have been collected and returned to the closed-loop recycling system, achieving a 100% recycling rate, supported by a transparent and traceable verification system.

In addition, the initiative has generated significant positive environmental impacts, reducing energy consumption in the production process by up to 95% through the use of recycled aluminium compared with primary aluminium ore. It also creates social value through community-focused initiatives, such as the “Recycle for Life” project, which supports the Prostheses Foundation, while driving the packaging manufacturing industry toward sustainable transformation from its inception to the present.

This collaboration and its tangible outcomes clearly demonstrate that Thailand can elevate sustainable packaging management in practice, both at the policy and implementation levels. The efforts contribute to waste reduction, carbon reduction, and the development of a practical circular economy system, while supporting the country’s overall sustainable development.

On this occasion, TBC was recognized and honored for the dedication and commitment of individuals who have devoted themselves to promoting and preserving environmental quality, as well as those who have made meaningful contributions to the nation’s environmental management. The recognition serves as one of the mechanisms to inspire “environmental role models” and to set a strong example for society through selfless and impactful environmental stewardship.

Thai Beverage Can Limited (TBC) participated in the SUSTAINABILITY FORUM 2026: Shift Forward – Overcoming Challenges, organized by Krungthep Turakij, held on 3-4 December 2025, at Samyan Mitrtown Hall, 5th Floor.

The event featured a Special Talk: Business Practice & Industrial Sustainability, with Mr. Pavin Chayavivatkul, Vice President, Corporate Strategy of Thai Beverage Can Limited and Founder of Aluminium Loop, as a guest speaker. His presentation, titled “Closed-Loop Recycling – A Never-Ending Utility”.

Mr. Pavin shared his perspectives on the role of aluminium packaging in the beverage industry, demonstrating how business concepts can be tangibly integrated with sustainability. He also outlined approaches to advancing the circular economy that enable continued growth without leaving anyone behind, through a closed-loop recycling system under the Aluminium Loop initiative—reinforcing TBC’s commitment to working together to drive Thailand’s sustainable future.

On 1 December 2025 — The management team led by Mr. Saroj Chayavivatkul, President of Thai Beverage Can Limited (TBC), and Mr. Pongkorn Suwanmethanont, Assistant Vice President of the Energy Business at Berli Jucker Public Company Limited, together with TBC employees, participated in the commissioning ceremony of the Phase 4 solar power generation system at Thai Beverage Can Limited 2.

This Solar Rooftop installation has a total generating capacity of 2 MWp, equivalent to approximately 2,551,000 kWh per year, and is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to 1,215 tons of CO₂ equivalent per year.

With this latest installation, TBC’s total solar power generation capacity across all 4 phases has reached 7 MWp, reinforcing the company’s commitment to advancing clean energy use for sustainable business growth, society, and the environment.

On 2 November 2025, Thai Beverage Can Ltd. (TBC) supported the TCP-SPONSOR RUN: RUN TO REFRESH event by providing 5,256 cans of drinking water. This running event encourages participants to refresh their health while helping refresh the planet through the use of sustainable and environmentally friendly aluminium can packaging. The event took place at the National Stadium (Suphachalasai Stadium).

The event was also organized as a Zero Waste to Landfill activity. TBC–Aluminium Loop supported the setup of collection points for used aluminium cans, gathering more than 31.2 kilograms for recycling to be made into new cans endlessly. Proceeds from selling the collected cans for recycling will be donated to the Prostheses Foundation through the Recycle for Life initiative, generating positive impact for both the environment and society.

TBC Participates in Supplier Day 2025: ‘Haad Thip – Side by Side, Bound Together,’ Organized by Haad Thip Public Company Limited

On 30 October 2025, Thai Beverage Can Ltd. (TBC) participated in Supplier Day 2025: “Haad Thip – Side by Side, Bound Together” at Haad Thip Public Company Limited in Phunphin District, Surat Thani Province.

The event aimed to promote joint sustainability development across the supply chain, fostering collaboration along with the exchange of perspectives and best practices in adhering to the Supplier Code of Conduct of Haad Thip Public Company Limited. The objective is to enhance transparency and fairness in business operations. TBC executives attending the event were led by Ms. Kanchana Jhonraleechanchai, Senior Vice President of Commercial & Supply Chain Management, and Ms. Kitiya Santaveesuk, Associate Vice President of Sustainability, Branding & Communication, and Corporate Affairs.

The program also included a production line tour and sessions covering topics such as Supplier Code of Conduct & Human Rights, Sustainability Framework, Carbon Emission, and Sustainable Sourcing, along with special presentations from partner companies sharing insights and experiences.

TBC representative Ms. Jiranut Silamut, Sustainability Development Specialist, delivered a session on Supplier Engagement: “Sharing Best Practices” – Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

On 27–28 October 2025, Thai Beverage Can Ltd. (TBC) organized the Supplier Development Program: GHG Accounting & Green Procurement to advance its supply chain toward an environmentally friendly procurement system and support tangible greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction. The event took place at the Technical Center Building, TBC 1.

The program aimed to strengthen TBC’s suppliers’ understanding of greenhouse gas measurement and accounting (GHG Accounting)—from data collection and analysis of carbon emissions throughout all stages of production to environmentally conscious raw material management and purchasing (Green Procurement). The initiative encourages all parties within the supply chain to systematically reduce GHG emissions and drive business operations toward long-term sustainability goals.

This activity is part of TBC’s ongoing efforts under the Thailand Supply Chain Network (TSCN) standards—an alliance of leading organizations working to enhance supplier sustainability capabilities, of which TBC is a founding member. Through the development of knowledge resources and various training programs, TSCN supports members and business partners in continually elevating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, ultimately building a transparent, resilient, and sustainable supply chain together.

‘TBC’ or Thai Beverage Can Ltd. joins forces with partners in the aluminium beverage packaging industry to continue the ‘Can to Can Journey Year 6’ project, igniting Thailand’s closed-loop recycling movement. This builds on the signing of the Thailand EPR & Climate Action cooperation framework among all sectors to drive the Aluminium Loop model toward a sustainable packaging system, reducing carbon emissions and moving toward the Net Zero 2050 target.

Saroj Chayavivatkul, President of Thai Beverage Can Ltd., revealed that following the joint declaration to promote Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and climate change adaptation toward sustainable packaging management in support of Thailand’s Net Zero 2050 goal, TBC and its partners in the Aluminium Loop network have elevated the Can to Can Journey project—now in its 6th year—to create opportunities for the public sector, private sector, customers, and media to learn and experience the end-to-end aluminium can recycling process firsthand. The project is supported by key partners in the aluminium beverage packaging industry: Thai Beverage Recycle Co., Ltd. (TBR), Anglo Asia Trading Co., Ltd., and UACJ (Thailand) Co., Ltd., as well as one of the country’s major beverage producers and distributors, ThaiNamthip Corporation Public Co., Ltd., which opened its factory for actual process site visits.

The Can to Can Journey project aims to further promote the development of the BCG (Bio-Circular-Green) Economy—especially Circular Economy—by demonstrating the sustainability pathway of aluminium beverage packaging through the traceable closed-loop recycling system of the Aluminium Loop. Activities include visiting the aluminium can production process, collection, sorting, recycling, and the production of aluminium sheets from recycled materials—ensuring that used packaging can return to high-quality material status for new cans. This strengthens understanding among consumers and the business sector on how Circular Economy principles can be practically applied within Thailand’s industrial landscape.

In addition, the collaboration within the Aluminium Loop and the Can to Can Journey project reflects the shared commitment of all sectors in driving Thailand toward net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, by promoting the use of infinitely recyclable aluminium. This helps reduce energy consumption in production by up to 95% compared to using virgin materials, and can reduce the carbon footprint by as much as 30 times. This ultimately lowers the overall environmental impact, enhances the competitiveness of Thai industries in the global market, and elevates environmental and sustainability standards.

Saroj Chayavivatkul, President of Thai Beverage Can Ltd.

“Every can that is recycled is another step toward sustainability, and it is a key driving force in leading Thailand toward its Net Zero Emission target by 2050. Collaboration among network partners not only reduces the amount of packaging waste that ends up in the environment, but also highlights the value of aluminium beverage packaging and its positive impact on the environment and society — creating a sustainable future for generations to come.

As a leading aluminium can manufacturer in Thailand, TBC is committed to improving production processes to deliver environmentally friendly packaging and to further strengthen efficient resource circulation — from reducing resource consumption, such as through the company’s “Star Can” project which produces lightweight aluminium cans using reduced material without compromising product quality, and supporting the collection of used cans. All of this helps reduce packaging waste, promotes a fully integrated recycling system, and leads to a sustainable reduction of carbon footprint,” Saroj said.

Sirinee Rattananiwate, Business Development Manager at Thai Beverage Recycle Co., Ltd.

Sirinee Rattananiwate, Business Development Manager at Thai Beverage Recycle Co., Ltd. (TBR), stated that TBR is committed to building a fully integrated packaging management system—from sorting and collection to delivery to recyclers—through a traceable process. This is achieved by working collaboratively with partners across the aluminium beverage packaging value chain, using the traceable data system of the Aluminium Loop to track the volume of cans released into the market versus the equivalent weight of cans returned to the collection system for further recycling. This serves as a model of sustainable packaging management in line with the principles of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), which is gaining increasing focus within Thailand’s industrial sector.

The closed-loop aluminium recycling system under the Aluminium Loop project enables the efficient collection and return of used aluminium cans back into the recycling process—where each and every can can be recycled back into new cans again. This demonstrates a tangible result of cross-sector collaboration in reducing environmental impact and creating added economic value for the domestic industry.

Puntarika Susuntitapong, Vice President – Public Affairs, Communications, and Sustainability at ThaiNamthip Corporation Public Co., Ltd.

Puntarika Susuntitapong, Vice President – Public Affairs, Communications, and Sustainability at ThaiNamthip Corporation Public Co., Ltd, revealed that as a leading player in Thailand’s beverage industry, Thainamthip Coca-Cola recognizes the important role of beverage producers in ensuring that every can produced can be tracked, collected, and recycled for reuse. We are pleased to participate in this project to promote the collection and recycling of aluminium cans in Thailand. This reflects Thainamthip Coca-Cola’s commitment to supporting the development of packaging that reduces environmental impacts, and to driving an effective circular packaging system at a national level—encouraging consumers to see the importance of recycling, which is a key mechanism for reducing carbon emissions and advancing sustainability.

Mr. Christopher Richard Hirst, President and CEO of Anglo Asia Trading Co., Ltd.

Mr. Christopher Richard Hirst, President and CEO of Anglo Asia Trading Co., Ltd., stated that as the main aluminium recycler in the project, the company plays a key role in turning used aluminium beverage packaging back into new raw materials. With its strengths in advanced recycling technology, the company is able to accurately separate aluminium, minimize material loss, and reduce energy consumption in the production process with high efficiency. The company drives the Can to Can Journey project by providing real-world experiences, which is the most effective way to inspire all sectors to recognize the value of recycling and be part of positive environmental change.

Mr. Tetsuya Yamada, CEO of UACJ (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

Mr. Tetsuya Yamada, CEO of UACJ (Thailand) Co., Ltd., revealed that UACJ’s plant located in Amata City Industrial Estate, Rayong Province, is the largest fully integrated aluminium sheet manufacturing facility in Southeast Asia, equipped with modern production technology and world-class environmental management standards. Participating in the Aluminium Closed Loop Recycling project enhances UACJ’s role from being a producer to becoming a leader in developing a green industrial system, contributing to balancing economic growth with sustainable environmental protection. Currently, UACJ is working with TBC to increase the proportion of recycled aluminium used in the production of aluminium beverage packaging as much as possible, which will further reduce the use of natural resources.

The Can to Can Journey project plays an important role in driving learning and motivating the beverage industry toward a systematic adoption of low-carbon packaging, with the “Aluminium Loop” serving as a transparent and traceable closed-loop recycling model. It is the mechanism that will expand sustainable packaging management nationwide, reflecting the potential of green economic opportunities and strengthening Thailand’s industrial competitiveness in the future.