The Siam Cement Public Company Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the cement and building materials, chemicals, and packaging businesses in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, China, and internationally. The company operates through Cement-Building Materials Business, Chemicals Business, Packaging Business, and Other segments. The Cement-Building Materials Business segment manufactures and distributes grey cement, ready-mixed concrete, white cement, dry mortar, roof tiles, ceiling and wall boards, wood substitutes, concrete paving blocks, ceramic tiles, and sanitary wares and fittings. This segment also distributes cement, building, and decorative products for home and residence through omni channel; and offers logistics, delivery, and import and export services. The Chemicals Business segment manufactures and sells olefins, polyolefins, and vinyl and other chemical products. The Packaging Business segment provides fiber-based, paper and performance, and polymer packaging products; foodservice products; and pulp and paper products comprising primarily printing and writing paper and pulp. The Other segment invests primarily in agricultural machines, automotive parts and components, steel, clean energy business, and other technologies, as well as automation system integration business and other services. The Siam Cement Public Company Limited was founded in 1913 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.

The Siam Cement Public Company Limited

As a leading ASEAN business conglomerate with regional focus and established commitments towards business conducts that are in line with good corporate governance and sustainable development principles.
  
Since our founding in 1913, SCG has grown and expanded into a diversified group of operations encompassing three core business units: SCG Cement-Building Materials, SCG Chemicals and SCG Packaging—with its demonstrated commitment to conducting business in tune with the sustainable development approach; SCG has been a member of Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI) the global indexes tracking the business performance of leading sustainability-driven companies worldwide.

SCG has pledged its commitment to ongoing development, creating innovative products, services, processes, and business models to create value and address the needs of all concerned parties.  Further, the Group is dedicated to contributing to the sustainable growth and development of every community where SCG operates.

Exciting Opportunity: SCG Scholarships for Thai Students Pursuing Education in China and India!

Calling all Thai students interested in studying in China and India! SCG is excited to offer scholarships covering Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degrees, providing comprehensive support for both current and aspiring students.

The scholarship encompasses tuition fees, allowances, and lodging expenses, ensuring a smooth and successful academic journey. Upon graduation, recipients of the SCG scholarship will have the opportunity to join SCG's dynamic team, kickstarting their career with a leading global organization.

Application Period: Today until May 31, 2024

To apply, submit your offering letter (for accepted university students) or application form (for prospective students) by the deadline. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview appointment.

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For inquiries, please contact Khun Napaswan at +66-88-660-8222 or via email at napaswar@scg.com

SCG announced its operating results for FY2023, demonstrating robustness and resilience despite a decrease in sales due to the global economic slowdown. SCG revealed plans to accelerate its business in 2024, ready to tackle all challenges and aggressively pursue green businesses aimed at fostering growth alongside a net zero society. With an investment budget of 40,000 MB, SCG is pushing for green innovations, advancing clean energy, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. SCG has exported Low Carbon Cement to the US market. Long Son Petrochemicals Complex in Vietnam plans to feed high-quality polymer innovations to the global market. SCG is marking its presence in Saudi Arabia, connecting global trade. SCG is moving forward with a business structure transformation to enhance agility, resilience, and extensive growth. 

Thammasak Sethaudom, President and CEO of SCG, said, “SCG’s operating results for FY2023 remained robust, despite the impact of the global economic downturn, including slowdowns in China and ASEAN. The petrochemical market was weak, and the demand for cement declined. The Revenue from Sales was 499,646 MB, a decrease of 12% y-o-y. The primary reason for this decline was the downturn in chemical product prices and the exclusion from SCG Logistics Sales. The profit was 25,915 MB, an increase of 21% y-o-y. This increase was mainly due to the profit from the fair value adjustment of investments in the first half of 2023.

In Q4/2023, SCG reported Revenue from Sales of 120,618 MB, marking a decrease of 4% q-o-q. This decline was due to lower sales volumes in Chemicals Business and Cement-Building Materials Business. Operating profit, excluding extra items, was 502 MB. However, Loss for the Period stood at 1,134 MB due to the cement asset impairment in Myanmar and Long Son Petrochemicals Complex performance, which was mainly fixed cost, ending the year 2023 with a cash balance of 68,000 MB.

Thammasak concluded, “The Thai economy is showing good signs of recovery, presenting great opportunities for further growth. This can be accelerated by pushing for the development of infrastructure projects, along with expedited budget disbursement by the government and facilitating investment to attract foreign capital. These efforts will help propel the Thai economy forward and enhance its competitiveness. Furthermore, promoting business operations in line with ESG principles, which are widely recognized by global investors, will foster long-term growth. Recently, SCG was ranked No. 1 in the ESG Industry Top Rated out of 125 companies in the global Industrial Conglomerate group by Morningstar Sustainalytics. This reflects the company’s strong growth, coupled with fostering a sustainable society and environment. This achievement is the result of operating under the ESG 4 Plus strategy (Net Zero – Go Green – Reduce Inequality – Enhance Collaboration Plus Trust through Transparency).”

SCGC Joins the Circular Plastics Alliance to Promote Business Opportunities and Sustainably Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions

SCGC officially joins the Circular Plastics Alliance to share knowledge, expertise, and support members in creating a sustainable future together. The ceremony featured the presentation of the alliance emblem by Mr. Henk Kras, one of co-shareholder of Kras Recycling Group, to representatives from SCGC, including Mr. Tanawong Areeratchakul, Mr. Suracha Udomsak, and Mr. Pongsak Pianpanawate.

SCGC's participation in the Circular Plastics Alliance will foster knowledge sharing, expertise exchange, and mutual support among its members. Leveraging SCGC GREEN POLYMER™ technology and other plastic pellet solutions, this collaboration represents a significant step toward promoting sustainable business opportunities. And reducing carbon dioxide emissions, both in the European and Asian markets. Visit the Circular Plastics Alliance website at: https://lnkd.in/gq7W98tU

SCG Named No.1 ESG Industry Top Rated 2024, Leading in Sustainability

SCG, a global leader in sustainability, has been recognized as the ESG Industry Top Rated 2024 by Morningstar Sustainalytics, securing the No.1 position out of 125 companies in the Industrial Conglomerate category worldwide as of 17 January 2024. This ranking underscores SCG’s outstanding performance in global sustainability, driven by innovations and green solutions aligned with the ESG 4 Plus strategy (Net Zero – Go Green – Reduce Inequality – Embrace Collaboration Plus Trust and Transparency.)

SCG has established a target to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. This ambitious goal is part of its commitment to mitigate the impacts of the global boiling crisis, facilitated by the accelerated development of innovations and solutions tailored to global megatrends. These solutions are designed to deliver customers convenience, safety, value, and environmental friendliness. Notable examples include Low Carbon cement, green polymers, and bio-compostable packaging. In parallel, SCG is forging collaborations with world-renowned experts across various industries to develop low-carbon innovation. This includes a partnership with Rondo Energy to develop Heat Battery storage technology using clean energy, addressing the needs of the low-carbon industry. Teaming up with CubicPV, SCG focuses on high-efficiency silicon wafer and solar cell panel innovations. Furthermore, SCG has entered into a joint venture with Denka in the electric vehicle battery sector. In addition, SCG is increasing its use of clean energy to replace fossil fuels. This shift involves utilizing biomass energy from agricultural waste and refuse-derived fuel (RDF) in cement production, harnessing waste heat from production processes, and deploying solar energy to minimize coal and electricity usage. Alongside these initiatives, SCG is committed to reducing social inequality in various dimensions, including education, occupation, and public health.

SCG has continuously elevated its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) operational standards, adopting globally recognized sustainability reporting standards as guidelines for disclosure. These standards include GRI, SASB, TCFD, and the Integrated Report. Additionally, SCG is preparing for new standards being adopted internationally, such as the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). This preparation aims to enhance operational efficiency, reduce risks, and create business opportunities within a good corporate governance framework.

Kudos to WorkVenture for hosting an exceptional award ceremony! Huge congratulations to all the top-ranking companies across Thailand – your hard work and dedication are truly commendable.

SCG is thrilled to secure a spot in the top 3 for the second consecutive year! This accomplishment underscores our ongoing commitment to excellence and innovation. A big thank you to everyone who supported us with their votes – your confidence in us is our driving force.

A special shoutout to our HR Director, Meatha Prapawagol, whose strategic leadership and expertise have played an essential role in guiding SCG toward this remarkable achievement.

Massive gratitude to our dedicated Talent Acquisition Manager, Wongsakorn Chairatanathavorn. His tireless efforts and dedication have been instrumental in achieving this milestone. You are invited to connect with him on LinkedIn to explore exciting opportunities at SCG!

May our journey ahead be even brighter, as we continue to unite and strive for greatness! 

#SCG #Top3 #AwardWinners #TeamExcellence"

Sukabumi, January 22, 2024 - The quality of clean water in Indonesia in 2022 scored 53.88, still below the target of 55.03 set by the Environmental Quality Index (IKLH). One area facing clean water issues is Sirnaresmi Village, Sukabumi, due to the exposure of activities from a nearby lime factory and ineffective household waste management. Therefore, Sunda Galih, a university student at the Institut Pertanian Bogor and recipient of the 2023 SCG Sharing the Dream Scholarship, initiated the E-Mission program for the community in Sirnaresmi Village. 
 
The E-Mission program transforms used cooking oil from household consumption into aromatherapy candles that can serve as a local economic commodity. The proceeds from candle sales are then used to purchase water filter equipment for the village. This program adopts the ESG 4 Plus approach by SCG, a leading ASEAN company with three business lines: Cement and Building Materials, Chemicals, and Packaging. ESG 4 Plus is the operational foundation of SCG personalized from the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) framework, covering four main commitments: achieving zero carbon emissions by 2050 (Set Net Zero), creating a green industry (Go Green), reducing social inequality (Reduce Inequality), and embracing collaboration with various stakeholders (Embrace Collaboration), with justice and transparency in every aspect. 
 
“We choose to process used cooking oil because the materials are easily accessible directly from the community. The process also does not leave additional liquid waste, if we decide to produce soaps for example, which minimizes the risk of water pollution. Most importantly, it can be easily applied as a home-based micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME). Being an SCG Scholar (SCG Sharing the Dream scholarship recipient) has made us more environmentally conscious and driven to create innovative solutions with sustainability value," explained Sunda Galih.
 
President Director of PT SCG Indonesia, Chakkapong Yingwattanathaworn, explained, “Through E-Mission and other community projects by SCG Scholars, SCG is committed to supporting young people in initiating changes in their immediate environment. We believe that through this step, they can directly experience the social dynamics of the community, then identify existing problems and find potential that can be developed from there. With direct involvement, young people can develop a sense of ownership and responsibility, creating sustainable changes and long-term impacts on their environment, in line with the commitment of ESG 4 Plus.” 

SCG provides full support for this program, including funding, program implementation assistance, and resource optimization. Through this collaboration, SCG, together with scholarship recipients, presents sustainable solutions to maintain water cleanliness and create positive impacts for the Sukabumi community.

Chairman of National Assembly H.E Vuong Dinh Hue and members of the delegation visited the Center Control Building of LSP.

The delegation led by Politburo Member, The Chairman of the National Assembly H.E. Vuong Dinh Hue, and Ba Ria – Vung Tau province leaders paid a working visit to LSP. The esteemed group, led by Mr. Thammasak Sethaudom, President and CEO of SCG, the parent company of LSP, warmly welcomed the delegation.

In the welcome remarks, Mr. Thammasak Sethaudom expressed his deep honor to welcome the visiting delegation. This demonstrated the interest of the Party and the State leaders in the position and role of LSP in Vietnam’s petrochemical industry.

Chairman of National Assembly H.E. Vuong Dinh Hue and Mr. Thammasak Sethaudom, President and CEO of SCG in the meeting.

Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Vuong Dinh Hue commended and appreciated LSP’s efforts in safely and successfully starting up the whole complex and transitioning into full operational phase within Feb 2024. “After only 5 years, with a huge amount of work for the project to operate and test the technique successfully, it is a great feat and effort of Ba Ria – Vung Tau province, investors, and the coordination of ministries and central agencies”, emphasized Chairman of the National Assembly Vuong Dinh Hue.

Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue expressed his expectations that in the coming time, the National Inspection Committee (NIC), ministries, central agencies, and Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province should continue to support LSP to complete the state-level acceptance and review all aspects for early smooth commercial operation.

Hello, young Thai students in England!

Exciting news awaits as SCG, along with special guests, is gearing up to connect with all of you at SACC 2024 on January 20, 2024! 

Get ready to explore a diverse range of opportunities with SCG, ranging from internships to job positions. What's even more special? Personal career counseling activities provided by the Talent Acquisition team of SCG.

For those who haven't submitted their CVs in the system yet, simply scan the QR code in the picture and fill in your information.

Join us at Brunei Gallery, SOAS University of London, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Let's make this event a memorable and fruitful experience for everyone!

See you there!

The Erawan Group and SCG Cleanergy Join Forces to Promote Green Renewable Energy in the Hospitality Industry – Boosting Technological Solutions for Energy Management, Supporting Carbon Reduction in Thai Tourism Industry

Youssef El Khomri, President (second from the left), and Woramon Inkatanuvat, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (first from the left), of The Erawan Group Public Company Limited, a leading investor and developer of hotel businesses in Thailand, the Philippines, and Japan, have signed a memorandum of understanding with Attapong Sathitmanotham, Chief Executive Officer (third from the left), and Apichet Nuytoom, Vice President of Operations (fourth from the left), of SCG Cleanergy Company Limited. As a provider of comprehensive solar energy solutions for industrial estates, hotels, hospitals, and shopping malls, SCG Cleanergy aims to collaborate on implementing smart energy technologies in hotels and resorts under “The Erawan Group,” enhancing the use of green renewable energy in the tourism and hotel industry.

Through this collaboration, The Erawan Group and SCG Cleanergy will jointly explore and plan the utilization of electric power generated from solar energy, employing Smart Grid technology managed by the SCG Cleanergy Platform. This initiative, set to be implemented across The Erawan Group’s hotels and resorts, aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and supports Thailand’s commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2065.

This partnership marks a significant step in The Erawan Group’s sustainability efforts. As an investor and developer of hotel businesses with international service standards, The Erawan Group is committed to environmentally friendly management practices by integrating innovations and technologies. The group aims to make a significant contribution to the sustainable tourism industry.

SCGC Subsidiaries Win 10 Awards for Disease-Free, Safe Workplaces Promoting Physical and Mental Well-being in 2023 from Ministry of Public Health, Highlighting Safe Factory Alongside Sustainable Environmental and Social Stewardship

Recently, 10 companies within the SCG Chemicals group, or SCGC, have won the national-level Gold Shield Award from Thailand's Ministry of Public Health. This award was presented by three departments: the Department of Disease Control, the Department of Health, and the Department of Mental Health. It is part of the 2023 “Disease-Free, Safe Workplace, Healthy Body and Mind” project. The evaluation criteria were based on assessing the factories in terms of their occupational health services and environmental medical services. This initiative aims to ensure that the country's working-age population maintains both physical and mental health, and enjoys a positive working environment. This is crucial for national development, aligning with the concept, “World Changes, People Adapt, Elevating Workers’ Health.” This achievement reflects SCGC's commitment to being a leading integrated chemical player in the region, focusing on business growth alongside sustainability. SCGC operates under corporate governance principles, adhering to environmental, social, and employee care standards in line with ESG guidelines. The award was presented by Dr. Thongchai Keeratihattayakorn, Director-General of the Department of Disease Control.

The companies within the SCG Chemicals group, or SCGC, that received the national-level Gold Shield Award for 2023 include: 1. Thai Polyethylene Company Limited, 2. Thai MFC Company Limited, 3. Grand Siam Composites Company Limited, 4. Rayong Olefins Company Limited, 5. Map Ta Phut Olefins Company Limited, 6. Repco Maintenance Company Limited, 7. Map Ta Phut Tank Terminal Company Limited, 8. Rayong Terminal Company Limited, 9. SCGC ICO Polymers Company Limited, and 10. Nawa Plastic Industries Company Limited.

The "Disease-Free, Safe Workplace, Healthy Body and Mind" project is assessed based on five activities: Disease surveillance related to work, Activities promoting health and good nutrition, Activities to prevent and reduce workplace accidents, Activities promoting safety, and Activities to promote good mental health. The Ministry of Public Health awards these to workplaces as models for other organizations. Additionally, this initiative aims to promote safety among the working population from occupational and environmental hazards, as well as to ensure good mental health.

	Dec '13	Dec '14	Dec '15	Dec '16	Dec '17	Dec '18	Dec '19	Dec '20	Dec '21	Dec '22	Dec '23
revenue	434.25B -	487.55B 12.27%	439.61B 9.83%	423.44B 3.68%	450.92B 6.49%	478.44B 6.10%	437.98B 8.46%	399.94B 8.69%	530.11B 32.55%	569.61B 7.45%	499.65B 12.28%
cost of revenue	363.10B -	409.43B 12.76%	341.51B 16.59%	319.02B 6.59%	349.31B 9.49%	383.46B 9.78%	355.75B 7.23%	309.95B 12.88%	421.00B 35.83%	491.34B 16.71%	426.20B 13.26%
gross profit	71.16B -	78.11B 9.78%	98.10B 25.59%	104.42B 6.44%	101.61B 2.69%	94.97B 6.53%	82.23B 13.42%	89.99B 9.44%	109.11B 21.25%	78.27B 28.27%	73.45B 6.16%
selling and marketing expenses	15.60B -	17.31B 10.99%	17.67B 2.07%	16.00B 9.44%	17.07B 6.67%	17.11B 0.27%	16.17B 5.53%	17.54B 8.47%	25.50B 45.38%	28.68B 12.49%	24.01B 16.29%
general and administrative expenses	20.03B -	21.73B 8.49%	24.17B 11.25%	26.31B 8.87%	29.79B 13.22%	32.70B 9.77%	36.89B 12.82%	31.12B 15.66%	32.67B 5.00%	35.45B 8.50%	35.93B 1.36%
selling general and administrative expenses	35.62B -	39.04B 9.59%	41.84B 7.18%	42.31B 1.13%	46.86B 10.74%	49.82B 6.31%	53.06B 6.51%	48.66B 8.31%	58.17B 19.56%	64.13B 10.25%	65.19B 1.65%
research and development expenses		368M -	539M 46.47%	715M 32.65%	759M 6.15%	782M 3.03%
other expenses	3.83B -	4.28B 11.50%	3.82B 10.59%	3.99B 4.42%	3.65B 8.54%	3.72B 1.89%	2.25B 39.41%	7.41B 228.71%	8.69B 17.23%	7.63B 12.18%	3.71B 51.37%
cost and expenses	402.15B -	453.36B 12.74%	388.88B 14.22%	367.55B 5.48%	400.58B 8.99%	436.26B 8.91%	411.07B 5.77%	366.01B 10.96%	487.86B 33.29%	563.10B 15.42%	491.39B 12.73%
operating expenses	39.05B -	43.93B 12.51%	47.37B 7.83%	48.53B 2.45%	51.27B 5.65%	52.80B 2.97%	55.32B 4.77%	56.06B 1.35%	66.86B 19.25%	71.76B 7.33%	65.19B 9.15%
interest expense	7.71B -	8.13B 5.45%	8.53B 4.91%	7.77B 8.88%	7.11B 8.52%	6.84B 3.88%	6.44B 5.76%	7.08B 9.94%	6.76B 4.59%	7.52B 11.33%	10.30B 36.88%
ebitda	59.24B -	63.39B 7.00%	86.53B 36.51%	101.31B 17.08%	96.34B 4.91%	85.70B 11.05%	67.15B 21.64%	75.86B 12.97%	95.16B 25.44%	51.76B 45.61%	38.00B 26.59%
operating income	44.26B -	43.09B 2.66%	58.58B 35.95%	63.39B 8.21%	62.35B 1.63%	51.70B 17.08%	34.17B 33.91%	40.74B 19.20%	52.85B 29.74%	19.19B 63.68%	8.26B 56.99%
depreciation and amortization	15.72B -	18.06B 14.92%	20.77B 14.99%	22.71B 9.34%	23.28B 2.52%	23.75B 2.00%	32.98B 38.86%	35.12B 6.51%	42.31B 20.46%	32.57B 23.03%	29.74B 8.68%
total other income expenses net	17.19B -	15.12B 12.05%	16.68B 10.34%	26.43B 58.48%	29.37B 11.11%	23.57B 19.75%	5.19B 77.98%	2.37B 54.27%	10.79B 354.42%	3.18B 70.52%	15.48B 386.77%
income before tax	42.62B -	41.93B 1.62%	59.79B 42.61%	75.34B 26.00%	73.45B 2.50%	59.92B 18.43%	39.36B 34.30%	43.11B 9.51%	63.64B 47.62%	22.37B 64.84%	23.74B 6.08%
income tax expense	5.00B -	4.97B 0.71%	6.08B 22.33%	4.62B 24.01%	5.69B 23.31%	7.27B 27.65%	6.17B 15.16%	5.81B 5.81%	8.90B 53.22%	4.65B 47.75%	8.04B 72.99%
net income	36.52B -	33.62B 7.96%	45.40B 35.06%	56.08B 23.53%	55.04B 1.86%	44.75B 18.70%	32.01B 28.46%	34.14B 6.65%	47.17B 38.16%	21.38B 54.67%	25.91B 21.20%
weighted average shs out	1.20B -	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0.00%	1.20B 0.01%	1.20B 0.01%
weighted average shs out dil	1.20B -	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0%	1.20B 0.00%	1.20B 0.01%	1.20B 0.01%
eps	30.44 -	28.01 7.98%	37.83 35.06%	46.74 23.55%	45.87 1.86%	37.29 18.71%	26.68 28.45%	28.45 6.63%	39.31 38.17%	17.82 54.67%	21.60 21.21%
epsdiluted	30.44 -	28.01 7.98%	37.83 35.06%	46.74 23.55%	45.87 1.86%	37.29 18.71%	26.68 28.45%	28.45 6.63%	39.31 38.17%	17.82 54.67%	21.60 21.21%

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