Bangkok: Global Green Chemical Public Company Limited (GGC) has solidified its international standing by securing 86 points from S and P Global, ranking second globally in the chemical industry group.
According to Thai News Agency, this achievement places GGC in the top 5% worldwide in the S and P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026, underscoring the company's commitment to transparent and effective ESG management practices and its pursuit of a Net Zero 2050 goal to enhance shareholder value and sustainable growth.
Mr. Krisada Prasertsukho, Managing Director of GGC, announced that the company has been assessed by the S and P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) for the third consecutive year in the chemical sector. This year, GGC improved its score from 79 to 86 points, ranking second among over 497 leading companies globally. This progress highlights GGC's adherence to international sustainability standards through balanced business strategies, ensuring sustainable returns for investors and long-term value creation for all stakeholders through comprehensive ESG principles. These principles cover Environment, focusing on climate change strategies and energy efficiency; Social, emphasizing employee development, human rights, labor rights, and workplace safety in line with national and international standards; and Governance and Economic, which includes good governance, transparency, business ethics, supply chain management, and cybersecurity.
Mr. Krisada emphasized, 'Achieving a position in the top 15% of the industry's leading sectors has led to GGC's inclusion in the Sustainability Yearbook, a benchmark index for global institutional investors. This confirms the company's readiness to drive its business under the vision of 'TO BE A LEADING GREEN CHEMICAL COMPANY BY CREATING SUSTAINABLE VALUE.' This vision focuses on leading in environmentally friendly chemical products, utilizing creativity for sustainable value, and aiming for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, ensuring stable and sustainable growth in the future.'