Bangkok: GGC announced its key growth strategy under the concept of 'GGC Taking the Future' for 2026, focusing on creating business growth opportunities while driving sustainability and accelerating the expansion of high-value products (HVP) by 2026. The company aims for a 10% increase in EBITDA by 2026, targeting 1.2 billion baht by 2030, and a 20% growth in revenue.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Krisada Prasertsukho, Managing Director of Global Green Chemical Public Company Limited (GGC), revealed the business direction, stating that despite Thailand and the industry facing challenges from geopolitical tensions, tariff policies, global economic volatility, and market-driven energy prices, GGC is prepared to adapt. The company emphasizes its strong financial resilience, efficient liquidity management, consistently positive operating cash flow, and debt-free status as a foundation for long-term growth.
In 2026, GGC will advance its business plan under 'GGC Taking the Future' with clear strategies to enhance competitiveness, create business opportunities, and shape a sustainable future through three key strategies. The first strategy, 'Take Cost Competitiveness,' focuses on reducing structural costs by 150 million baht through optimal asset utilization, process optimization, and technology shifts to increase production efficiency.
GGC's financial structure remains robust, with a planned investment of 400 million baht in 2026, funded by working capital. By the end of 2025, the company reported assets exceeding 10,332 million baht and nearly 1,000 million baht in operating cash flow, reflecting its resilience amid global economic challenges.
The second strategy, 'Take Growth and Value,' aims to systematically accelerate business growth and increase value by expanding fatty alcohol production capacity by 10,000 tons. The company plans to drive a 20% growth in revenue from HVP through four main platforms, including the food and feed industry, pharmaceutical products, skincare and cosmetics, and industrial applications.
Lastly, the 'Take Sustainability Forward' strategy seeks to transform sustainability into a business opportunity and competitive advantage. This includes a Carbon Credit Program, EUDR compliance for supply chain traceability, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions through biogas projects. GGC aims to achieve business goals by strengthening capabilities and pursuing the 'GGC Taking the Future' concept to ensure organizational stability and sustainability for society and Thailand.