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On 29-30 March 2025, Thai Beverage Can Limited. (TBC) participated as an exhibitor in the Year 2 “We Can Run: Fund for Legs” charity mini marathon, under the Recycle for Life initiative, in support of the Prostheses Foundation of H.R.H. The Princess Mother. The event was held at the central square of Sanam Luang, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok. The campaign aims to support the production of 100 prosthetic legs, valued at over 2,500,000 THB, for underprivileged individuals with disabilities.

TBC received a certificate of recognition as an official supporter of the event, which was presented by Mr. Pavich Kesavawong, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Climate Change and Environment. Ms. Kitiya Santaveesuk, TBC’s Head of Sustainability, accepted the certificate on behalf of the company on Expo Day, 29 March 2025.

On Race Day, 30 March 2025, the event was officially opened by Mr. Jatuporn Buruspat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, alongside Dr. Phirun Saiyasitpanich, Director-General of the Department of Climate Change and Environment, ministry executives, and partner organizations. TBC was represented by Mr. Pavin Chayavivatkul, Vice President Corporate Strategy, and Ms. Kitiya Santaveesuk, Head of Sustainability, along with proud TBC staff who actively participated in the socially impactful initiative.

The event also set an ambitious goal of collecting 4.8 million used aluminium cans for recycling, contributing to an endless cycle of aluminium reuse and generating proceeds for the Prostheses Foundation. TBC continues to expand its aluminium can collection network through 192 Big C branches nationwide, under the “Recycle for Life” campaign. This effort is projected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 570 tons of CO₂ equivalent, compared to manufacturing cans from new raw materials, significantly promoting a more environmentally friendly society.

The event was certified as a Carbon Neutral Event, with 87.6 tons of CO₂ equivalent emissions offset through Thailand’s Voluntary Emission Reduction Program, resulting in net-zero greenhouse gas emissions—truly making it a meaningful activity that unites public support for both social good and environmental sustainability.

TBC showcases innovative products and welcomes the COCA-COLA ASEAN & South Pacific (ASP) Operating Unit Technical Innovation & Supply Chain (TISC) team to explore advanced manufacturing technologies.

On 13-14 March 2025, Thai Beverage Can Limited. (TBC) exhibited our innovations in aluminium can and bottle packaging at the COCA-COLA ASEAN & South Pacific (ASP) Supplier Showcase. The event was attended by representatives from operations, quality, packaging, and supply chain departments across Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, the Philippines, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand, and held at the InterContinental Hotel, Bangkok.

TBC also presented our business development strategy for supporting the sustainable growth of the aluminium beverage packaging industry. The presentation was delivered by Mr. Pavin Chayavivatkul, Vice President Corporate Strategy. TBC emphasized the commitment to development of product innovation and the adoption of technologies that align with the rapidly evolving needs of consumers. Among our key sustainability initiatives is the Aluminium Loop project, which promotes the collection and recycling of used aluminium packaging to circulate materials back into the production of new packaging.

In addition, TBC hosted a plant visit for the Coca-Cola Global team at TBC 1 and 2 in Saraburi Province, showcasing the production processes and corporate vision. The visit was led by Mr. Saroj Chayavivatkul, President, who delivered a welcome speech and outlined TBC’s vision to be a leader in aluminium beverage packaging in Southeast Asia. He highlighted the company’s use of cutting-edge technology and innovation to achieve international quality standards and support long-term customer growth.

TBC expands production capacity of Can Line 5 at TBC 2 to meet full customer demand, increasing output by over 250 million cans per year.

On 26 February 2025, Thai Beverage Can Limited. (TBC), led by Mr. Saroj Chayavivatkul, President, along with executives and staff, held a ceremony to inaugurate the capacity expansion of Can Line 5 at TBC 2.

This expansion involves the addition of key machinery including Body Makers (for forming cans), Decorators (for printing colors and designs on cans), and IC Sprays (Internal Coating Sprays for applying protective coating inside cans). These enhancements increase the production speed of 500 ml and 510 ml aluminium cans from 1,200 cans per minute to 2,200 cans per minute.

With this investment, TBC can now produce over 250 million additional aluminium cans per year, effectively meeting the growing demands of customers. The company continues to advance high-quality manufacturing standards to fully support the beverage industry.

TBC Supports ‘SPOTLIGHT DAY 2024: Sustainability Disruption – Adapting Business Before Being Disrupted’

On 27 November 2024, SPOTLIGHT, an online platform focusing on economy, business, and sustainability under Amarin Television Co., Ltd., hosted its annual seminar, SPOTLIGHT DAY 2024, under the theme “SUSTAINABILITY DISRUPTION: Adapting Business Before Being Disrupted” at the C asean Auditorium, 3rd Floor, ThaiBev Quarter Building.

The event featured speakers from various sectors sharing insights and practical approaches to raising awareness among businesses and the public about transitioning towards sustainability. It also included discussions led by the Ministry of Industry on reforming Thai industries to thrive in a volatile global environment while aligning with the country’s sustainability goals. These goals aim to reduce Thailand’s greenhouse gas emissions by 30–40% by 2030, achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, and reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2065.

At the event, TBC supported the initiative by providing canned drinking water, a sustainable and environmentally friendly packaging option. Additionally, TBC educated attendees on aluminium can recycling through the Closed Loop Recycling process, which allows cans to be recycled endlessly into new cans. This process reduces landfill waste, minimizes energy use in production, and lowers carbon emissions, making it the most efficient recycling method in Thailand.

On 6 November 2024, TBC organized the TCP Mini Can School activity for the TCP Business Group to build confidence in aluminium can packaging that meets quality, innovation, and sustainability standards. The event also showcased TBC’s operational strategies aimed at driving sustainable business growth in collaboration with its customers.

TBC Sustainability Competency: Training Activities on Organizational Sustainability Development in Line with the TBC Sustainability Goals 2030 Strategy Held on 21, 22, and 30 October 2024

The TBC Sustainability Goals 2030 (#TBCSG2030) serve as the framework and long-term objectives for managing the organization’s sustainability initiatives, aiming to meet the needs of all stakeholders by 2030. The strategy is divided into two key focus areas: Product Stewardship and Social Impact.

The activities featured influential environmental advocates, including Wan Chai – Akira Wongsaeng from the YouTube channel “Asa Pa Pai Long”, Top – Pipat Apiraktanakorn from Ecolife, and Kong – Chanat Wutwikaikan from KongGreenGreen. They delivered talks on sustainability in everyday life, highlighting how individuals can incorporate sustainable practices into their daily routines.

TBC, a Co-Founder of TSCN, Participates in the TSCN Business Partner Conference 2024

On 4 October 2024, the Thailand Supply Chain Network (TSCN) hosted the SX Partnerships for the Goals: TSCN Business Partner Conference 2024 at the SX Grand Plenary Hall, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

The event featured CEO panels discussing topics such as “Sustainable Hospitality and Mobility” and “Vision 2030: The Power of Collaboration Toward a Sustainable Future.” It also included a declaration of commitment to the TSCN Business Partner Code of Conduct, which provides ethical, sustainable, and inclusive guidelines for TSCN business partners. This code aligns with ESG principles, emphasizing Environment, Social, and Governance considerations to ensure sustainable and ethical business practices that respect all stakeholders. Representing Thai Beverage Can Ltd., Mr. Pavin Chayavivatkul, TBC Vice President of Corporate Strategy, participated in this commitment declaration.

Additionally, the TSCN Sustainability Award 2024 was presented for the first time to recognize outstanding sustainability projects by business partners of TSCN Co-Founders. TBC nominated UACJ (Thailand) Company Limited for the award for their collaboration on the “Transparency of Aluminium Can Closed-Loop Recycling” initiative, which gave rise to the Aluminium Loop project. This project promotes a comprehensive recycling system for used aluminium cans in Thailand, enabling them to be recycled into new aluminium beverage cans repeatedly (Can-to-Can). It also aims to improve the efficiency of collection and sorting processes to enhance the quality of used aluminium cans, increasing the Recycling Rate and the Recycled Content ratio in aluminium can production. The initiative aligns with TBC Sustainability Goals 2030, particularly in the area of Product Stewardship, which focuses on real circularity. TBC collaborates with partners in the aluminium industry to develop an efficient Closed-Loop Recycling system in Thailand, contributing to the organization’s long-term sustainability strategy.