ESG practices are at the core of building sustainability and strengthening stakeholder confidence.

The commitment to responsible business operations takes into account the impacts on the environment, society, and good corporate governance.

Environment Dimension

SET GRI Data Performance Results
Unit 2022 2023 2024 note
For energy management calculations (E2), conversions follow this sequence: original unit to Mega-Joules to kilowatt-hours (kWh), with 1 megajoule equivalent to 0.277777778 kWh.
E2.1C GRI 3-3 Energy Management Plan Yes/No na na Yes
E2.2C GRI 302-1 Energy consumption (electricity/fuel) kWh 0 7,237,975.14 8,968,081.77 The company collects electricity and energy consumption data for warehouses/HQ and all branches.
E2.3C GRI 302-1 renewable energy usage kWh 0 - 84,642.00
E2.4R GRI 3-3 energy management targets kWh na na 1,440,183.13 The company calculates electricity consumption for warehouses/HQ and only branches under the company's control, using 2023 as the base year (calculated per 1 million baht of revenue).
E2.5R GRI 302-3 energy intensity (energy consumption per unit) kWh/Unit na na 8,338,592.01
Additional indicators for which data is being collected.
Electricity consumption kWh (units) per year na 6,872,972.20 8,507,591.49 The company collects electricity consumption data for warehouses/HQ and all branches.
Diesel consumption Liters per year na 33,794 35,051
Gasoline consumption Liters per year na 2,644 2,430
LPG consumption (cooking gas) Kilograms per year The company does not use this type of fuel.
LPG consumption (fuel) Liters per year The company does not use this type of fuel.
NGV consumption (fuel) Kilograms per year The company does not use this type of fuel.
Aviation fuel (Jet Fuel) consumption Liters per year na na
Chilled water consumption Square meters of air-conditioned area The company does not use this type of fuel.
Renewable energy consumption from solar energy kWh per year na na 84,642
Renewable energy consumption from biomass fuel (please specify type: wood chips, agricultural residues, rice husks) Kilograms per year The company does not use this type of fuel.
Renewable energy consumption from biofuel Cubic meters per year The company does not use this type of fuel.
Energy Unit Conversion: Original Units to Kilo-Joules (kJ), Calculate the conversion from original units to kilo-Joules (KJ). If the original unit is kWh, there is no unit conversion Calculate conversion from original units Convert from the original unit to kilo-Joules (kJ), then divide by 1000 to get Mega-Joules (MJ) Reference source for unit conversion from the Ministry of Energy
Amount of electrical energy usage 1 kWh Not converted from kWh na 6,872,972 8,507,591
Amount of diesel fuel usage 1 liter 36,420 0 1,230,777 1,276,557
Amount of gasoline usage 1 liter 31,480 0 83,233 76,496
Amount of LPG (cooking gas) usage 1 kilogram 49,296 0 0 0 The company does not use this type of fuel.
Amount of LPG (fuel) usage 1 liter 26,620 0 0 0 The company does not use this type of fuel.
Amount of NGV (fuel) usage 1 kilogram 38,148 0 0 0 The company does not use this type of fuel.
Amount of Jet Fuel usage 1 liter 34,530 0 0 0
Amount of chilled water usage / air conditioning cooling 0 0 0 The company does not use this type of fuel.
Amount of renewable energy usage from solar energy Not converted from kWh na na 84,642
Amount of renewable energy usage from biomass fuel, please specify type: wood chips, agricultural residues, rice husks 1 kilogram 12,680 0 0 0 The number 1 Kg = 12,680 kJ for Agricultural waste from the energy unit conversion calculator website of the Ministry of Energy https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/epposite/viz/shared/G6944HP72. However, the company does not use this type of fuel.
Amount of renewable energy usage from biofuel 1 cubic meter 20,930 0 0 0 The company does not use this type of fuel.
E3 Water Management
E3.1C GRI 3-3 Water Management Plan Yes/No na na Yes
E3.2C GRI 303-5 Water Usage Volume Cubic meter na 4,283.60 5,397.00 Disclosed only for warehouses and standalone branches
E3.3R GRI 3-3 Water Usage Targets Cubic meter na na 15 The company has set a target to reduce water usage per employee by 3% annually, reaching 18% by 2030. The target for water reuse at warehouses is 20% by 2030 and 50% by 2034 (applicable only to warehouses, standalone stores, Sampheng, and The OK Station). The base year is 2024.
E3.4R Water Usage per Unit (water intensity) Cubic meter/unit na 449.43 529.82 Disclosed only for warehouses and standalone branches. The increase in water usage is due to the increase in the number of standalone branches.
E3.5R Percentage of Wastewater Treated before Discharge % na na 100 Disclosed only for warehouses and standalone branches. The increase in water usage is due to the increase in the number of standalone branches.
E4 Waste and waste management
E4.1C GRI 3-3 Waste and Waste Management Plan Yes/No na na Yes
E4.2C GRI 306-3 Amount of Waste Generated Kilogram na na 225.00
E4.2C Amount of Hazardous Waste Generated Kilogram na na na
E4.2C Amount of Non-Hazardous Waste Generated Kilogram na na na
E4.3R Waste and Waste Management Targets Kilogram na na na
E4.4R Amount of Waste That Has Gone Through Reuse and/or Recycle Processes Kilogram na 165.35 198.52
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET manual
GRI 302: Energy
GRI 302-2 Energy consumption outside of the organization kWh na na na
GRI 302-4 Reduction of energy consumption kWh na 0 0
GRI 302-5 Reductions in energy requirements of products and services kWh na na na
GRI 303: Water and Effluents 2018
GRI 303-1 Interactions with water as a shared resource Yes/No na na na The company has no interaction with public water sources.
GRI 303-2 Management of water discharge related impacts Yes/No na na Yes The company contracts external agencies to review wastewater values for warehouses.
GRI 303-3 Water withdrawal Cubic meter na 4,283 5,397 Disclosed only for warehouses and standalone branches.
GRI 303-4 Water discharge Liter na na na The company contracts external agencies to review wastewater values for warehouses.
GRI 306: Waste 2020
GRI 306-2 Management of significant waste related impacts No unit 13.02 7.32 8.82
GRI 306-4 Wasted diverted from disposal Ton na 165.35 198.52
Hazadous waste Ton na na na
Preparation for reuse Ton na na na
Recycling Ton na 165.35 198.52
Other recovery operations Ton na na na
Non-hazadous waste Ton na na na
Preparation for reuse Ton na na na
Recycling Ton na 165.35 198.52
Other recovery operations Ton na na na
GRI 306-5 Wasted directed to disposal Ton 13.02 7.32 28.82
Hazadous waste Ton na na na
Incineration with energy recovery Ton na na na
Incineration without energy Ton na na na
Landfilling Ton 13.02 7.32 8.82
Disposal by other methods Ton na na 20.00
Non-hazadous waste Ton na na na
Incineration with energy recovery Ton na na na
Incineration without energy Ton na na na
E5 Greenhouse Gas Management
E5.1C GRI 3-3 Greenhouse Gas Management Plan Yes/No na na Yes
E5.2C GRI 305-1 Direct greenhouse gas emissions, Scope 1 Tons of carbon dioxide equivalent na 99.54 101.58 EF = 2,049.8134
E5.2C GRI 305-2 Indirect greenhouse gas emissions from energy use, Scope 2 Tons of carbon dioxide equivalent na 3,435.28 4,252.94 EF =0.49999
E5.3C Verification of greenhouse gas emissions data by external agencies Yes/No No No No
E5.4R GRI 3-3 Greenhouse gas management targets Tons of carbon dioxide equivalent na na Scope 1 = 116.31 Scope 2 = 719.95 Total = 836.26 The company calculates greenhouse gas emissions only for warehouses/HQ and branches that the company has control over, using 2023 as the base year (calculated based on revenue of 1 million baht).
E5.5R GRI 305-1, GRI 305-2 และ GRI 305-3 Total greenhouse gas emissions from Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 Tons of carbon dioxide equivalent na na 366.34 (for Scope 1, collected only from activities involving company transport vehicles and executive vehicles + Scope 2, electricity costs for warehouses and headquarters only) Currently, the company collects data only for Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions for all branches overall.
E5.6R GRI 305-4 Greenhouse gas emissions per unit (carbon intensity) Tons of carbon dioxide equivalent/unit na 3,534.82 tons (warehouses/headquarters/all branches) 715.68 tons (warehouses/headquarters/controllable branches) which represents a ratio of 0.283 tons per revenue 4,354.52 tons (warehouses/headquarters/all branches) 759.89 tons (warehouses/headquarters/controllable branches) which represents a ratio of 0.244 tons per revenue
COM-E3 Climate change risk
COM-E3.1 Climate Change Risk Assessment, explaining potential impacts on business operations Yes/No na Yes Yes
COM-E3.2 Goals, plans, and measures to mitigate risks from climate change Yes/No na Yes Yes
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET manual
GRI 305-5 Reduction of GHG emissions Tons of carbon dioxide equivalent na na 40
GRI 305-6 Emissions of ozone-depleting substances (ODS) Tons of chlorofluorocarbon equivalent na na na
GRI 305-7 Nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur oxides (SOx), and other significant air emissions Kilograms na na na Due to the company's various operations, no emissions of nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, and other air pollutants were found.
E1 Environmental Management Policy and Compliance with Environmental Management Standards
E1.1C GRI 3-3 Environmental management policy and practices Yes/No na Yes Yes
E1.2C Number of cases or incidents violating laws or creating environmental impacts with explanation of corrective measures Number of cases na na 0
E1.3R Value of damages or fines resulting from violations of laws or creating environmental impacts Baht na na 0
E1.4R Compliance with international principles and standards regarding energy management Yes/No na na na
E1.5R Compliance with international principles and standards regarding water management Yes/No na na Yes
E1.6R Compliance with international principles and standards regarding waste and garbage management Yes/No na na Yes
E1.7R Compliance with international principles and standards regarding greenhouse gas management or climate change Yes/No na na Yes
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET manual
GRI 3: Material Topics 2021
GRI 3-3 Management of material topics Yes/No na Yes Yes
COM-E1 Environmentally Friendly Products
COM-E1.1 Policies and practices regarding prevention of contamination or leakage from production processes Yes/No na na na
COM-E1.2 Impact assessment and life cycle of products Yes/No na na na
COM-E1.3 Percentage of sales of environmentally friendly products (eco products) to total product sales % na na 0
Suggested indicators for additional data collection (if any)
Eco-Friednly Product SKU 0 0 0
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET manual
GRI 301: Materials 2016
GRI 301-1 Materials used by weight or volume Kilograms na na 0
GRI 301-2 Recycled input materials use % na na 0
GRI 301-3 Reclaimed products and their packaging materials % na na na Will be executed in 2027
COM-E2 Eco- friendly packaging usage
COM-E2.1 GRI 301-1 Total weight of reusable packaging Kilograms na na 0
COM-E2.1 GRI 301-1 Amount of reusable packaging by type Kilograms na na 0
COM-E2.1 GRI 301-1 Total weight of recyclable packaging Kilograms na na 0
COM-E2.1 GRI 301-1 Amount of recyclable packaging by type Kilograms na na 0
COM-E2.1 GRI 301-1 Total weight of single-use packaging Reduced Kilograms na na 0
COM-E2.1 GRI 301-1 Amount of single-use packaging by type Kilograms na na 0
COM-E2.2 GRI 301-2 Percentage of packaging with recycled materials as a component % na na 0
COM-E2.3 % Percentage of biodegradable packaging na na 0
Suggested indicators for additional data collection (if any)
Number of SKUs with reduced plastic wrapping SKU na na 8
Number of recycled paper tags used Pieces na na na
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET manual
GRI 301: Materials 2016
GRI 301-1 Materials used by weight or volume Kilograms na na na
GRI 301-3 Products that have been returned and their packaging materials % na na na Will be executed in 2027

Social Dimension

SET GRI Data Performance Results
Unit 2022 2023 2024 note
S3 Customer/Consumer Responsibility
Consumer Rights
S3.1C GRI 3-3 Data Privacy Policy for Customers Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S3.2C GRI 418 Number of Customer Data Breaches with Remedial Actions Number of cases 0 0 0
S3.3C GRI 418 Number of Consumer Rights Violation Cases/Complaints with Corrective Measures Number of cases na na 21
S3.4R Company's Customer/Consumer Complaint Channels Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S3.5R Customer Satisfaction Improvement Plan Yes/No No No No The Customer Satisfaction Development Plan is expected to be completed in 2025
S3.6R Customer Satisfaction Development Targets Yes/No No Yes Yes A target has been set for measuring customer satisfaction, requiring a satisfaction level of more than 85%, based on the annual customer satisfaction survey conducted once per year.
S3.7R Customer Satisfaction Assessment Results Yes/No No Yes Yes In 2024, the customer satisfaction score was 85%.
Responsible Marketing and Advertising
S3.8R Ethical Marketing and Advertising Guidelines Yes/No No No Yes
S3.9R T'ransparency in Communicating Product/Service Impacts Yes/No No No No Currently in progress, expected to be disclosed in 2025
GRI Disclosures beyond SET Guidelines
GRI 416: Customer Health and Safety 2016
GRI 416-1 Assessment of the health and safety impacts of product and service categories Yes Yes Yes
GRI 416-2 Incidents of non-compliance concerning the health and safety impacts of products and services 0 0 0
S4 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
S4.1C Policy for Community Development and Engagement (Affected Communities) Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S4.2C GRI 413-1 Community Development and Engagement Plan (Affected Communities) Yes/No na na Yes
S4.3C Number of Community Disputes with Remedial Measures Number of cases 0 0 0
S4.4R Community Development and Engagement Targets (Affected Communities) Yes/No na na Yes
S4.5R Benefits from Community Development/Support Initiatives Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S4.6R Total Expenditure on Community Development/Support Programs Million Baht (MB) No 4,710,264.28 5,631,902.38
GRI Disclosures beyond SET Guidelines
GRI 413: Local Communities (2016)
GRI 413-1 Operations with local community engagement, impact assessments, and development programs na na na
GRI 413-2 Operations with significant actual and potential negative impacts on local communities 0 0 0
SET GRI 2022 2023 2024 Notes
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
S1 Fair Labor Practices
S1 Human Rights
S1.1C Human Rights Policy and Practices Yes/No No Yes Yes
S1.2R Comprehensive Human Rights Risk Assessment in Business Operations with Preventive Measures Yes/No No No No
S1.3R Number of Human Rights Violation Incidents with Remediation and Mitigation Measures Number of cases - - -
S2 Ethical Treatment of Workers
Hiring Practices
S2.1C Number of Employees by Gender, Age, Position Level, and Geographic Origin
GRI 401 Total Number of Employees People 119 726 845 153 878 1,031 174 1,038 1,212
GRI 2-7 Employees by Geographic Origin
Bangkok and Metropolitan Area People 78 438 516 104 537 641 114 606 720
Northern Region People 13 32 45 17 37 54 16 52 68
Central Region People 12 53 65 11 66 77 17 102 119
Northeastern Region People 6 81 87 10 98 108 12 102 114
Southern Region People 5 71 76 5 83 88 8 111 119
Eastern Region People 5 51 56 6 57 63 7 65 72
Foreign Countries People 5 16 21 7 21 28 8 21 29
Thai People 114 710 824 146 857 1,003 166 1,017 1,183
Myanmar People 5 16 21 6 20 26 7 20 27
Cambodia People - - - - - - - - -
Laos People - - - 1 1 2 1 1 2
Other Countries People - - - - - - - - -
GRI 2-7 Total Number of Contract Employees (including all contractors and employees with special employment contracts)
Thailand People - - - - 2 2 - 2 2
Thai People - - - - 2 2 - 2 2
Myanmar People - - - - - - - - -
Cambodia People - - - - - - - - -
Laos People - - - - - - - - -
Others People - - - - - - - - -
GRI 2-7 Employee Types
Total Number of Permanent Employees People 119 726 845 153 878 1,031 174 1,038 1,212
Number of Temporary Employees People - - - - - - - - -
Number of Part-Time Employees People - - - - - - - - -
Employees Classified by Position Level
GRI 2-9 Senior Management Level People 2 4 6 3 5 8 2 5 7
Percentage of Employees by Job Level % 33.33 66.67 37.50 62.50 28.57 71.43
GRI 405-1 Percentage of Senior Management from Total Employees % 71.00 78.00 58.00
GRI 2-9 Middle Management Level People 3 15 18 4 16 20 6 18 24
Percentage of Employees by Job Level % 16.67 83.33 20.00 80.00 25.00 75.00
GRI 405-1 Percentage of Middle Management from Total Employees % 2.13 1.94 1.98
GRI 2-9 Operational Management Level People 114 707 821 146 857 1,003 166 1,015 1,181
Percentage of Employees by Job Level % 13.89 86.11 14.56 85.44 14.06 85.94
GRI 405-1 Percentage of Operational Management from Total Employees % 97.16 97.28 97.44
GRI 405-1 Employees by Age:
Under 30 Years People 60 335 395 71 365 436 92 472 564
Percentage of Employees by Age Group % 15.19 84.81 16.28 83.72 16.31 83.69
Percentage of Senior Management from Total Employees % 46.75 42.29 46.53
Aged 30-50 Years People 58 366 424 79 468 547 79 526 605
Percentage of Employees by Age Group % 13.68 86.32 14.44 85.56 13.06 86.94
Percentage of Senior Management from Total Employees % 50.18 53.06 49.92
Over 50 Years People 1 25 26 3 45 48 3 40 43
Percentage of Employees by Age Group % 3.85 96.15 6.25 93.75 6.98 93.02
Percentage of Senior Management from Total Employees % 3.08 4.66 3.55
S2.2C GRI 405-1 Number of Disabled and/or Elderly Employees People 3 11 14 5 10 15 7 9 16
S2.2C Number of Disabled Employees People 3 10 13 5 7 12 7 6 13
S2.2C Number of Elderly Employees People - 1 1 - 3 3 - 3 3
Employee Compensation
S2.3C GRI 405-2 Total Employee Compensation Baht (THB) 199,400,019.71 270,277,082.17 330,978,620.13
S2.4C % of Employees Who Are Members of Provident Fund % 15.00 14.00 14.00
S2.5R Compensation Differences by Gender Female-to-Male Ratio NA 0.91 : 1 0.87 : 1
Occupational Health, Safety and Working Environment
S2.12C GRI 403-1 Safety, Occupational Health, and Workplace Environment Development Plans and Activities Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Work-Related Fatal Injuries
S2.13C GRI 403 Number of work-related injury/fatality cases Times - 2 3
Work-related illness statistics People - - -
Employees People - - -
Contractors People - - -
Work-related fatality statistics People - - -
Employees People - - -
Contractors People - - -
Work-related injury statistics (no lost time) People - 1 2
Employees People - 1 2
Contractors People - - -
Work-related injury statistics (lost time) People - 1 1
Employees People - 1 1
Contractors People - - -
Number of lost-time work injury cases Times - 1 1
S2.14R Occupational health, safety and work environment improvement targets No unit Yes Yes Yes
S2.15R GRI 403-9 Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate: LTIFR (Number of lost time injuries × 1,000,000) / Total hours worked - 0 0
COM-S1 Respect for Diversity and Equality
COM-S1.1 GRI 405-1 Policy and Practices on Respecting Diversity and Equality (within organization and supply chain without discrimination by gender, age, nationality, disability, religion, etc.) Yes/No na Yes Yes
COM-S1.2 GRI 405-1 Employee Data by Gender and Nationality
Total employees (by gender) People 119 726 845 153 878 1,031 174 1,038 1,212
Thai People 114 710 824 146 857 1,003 166 1,017 1,183
Myanmar People 5 16 21 6 20 26 7 20 27
Cambodian People - - - - - - - - -
Laotian People - - - 1 1 2 1 1 2
Others People - - - - - - - - -
COM-S1.3 GRI 405-1 Number of incidents/complaints (re: rights violation, inequality, unfair labor practices with corrective/remedial actions) Number of Cases - - -
COM-S2 Women's Workforce Empowerment
COM-S2.1 GRI 405-1 Policy and Practices on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment in the Workplace Yes/No na na na
COM-S2.2 GRI 405-1 Female Employee Data by Position Level:
Total number of female employees People - 726 726 - 878 878 - 1,038 1,038
Senior Management Level People - 4 4 - 5 5 - 5 5
Middle Management Level People - 15 15 - 16 16 - 18 18
Operational Level People - 707 707 - 857 857 - 1,015 1,015
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET manual
GRI 401: Employment 2016
GRI 401-1 New Hires and Turnover Rate
New Employee Hiring
Total number of new employees People 134 553 687 164 597 761 160 622 782
New hire rate (% of total workforce) % 15.86 65.44 81.30 15.91 57.90 73.81 13.20 51.32 64.52
New hires by location:
Thailand People 134 553 687 163 596 759 159 620 779
Percentage of total employees % 15.86 65.44 81.30 15.81 57.81 73.62 13.12 51.16 64.27
Other countries People - - - 1 1 2 1 2 3
% of total employees % - - - 0.10 0.10 0.19 0.08 0.17 0.25
New hires by age group:
< 30 years People 98 405 503 108 413 521 133 444 577
% of total employees % 11.60 47.93 59.53 10.48 40.06 50.53 10.97 36.63 47.61
30-50 years: People 36 148 184 56 184 240 27 177 204
% of total employees % 4.26 17.51 21.78 5.43 17.85 23.28 2.23 14.60 16.83
>50 years People - - - - - - - 1 1
% of total employees % - - - - - - - 0.08 0.08
GRI 401-2 Benefits for Permanent Employees Only
Life insurance Yes/No Office locations only Office locations only Office locations only
Health insurance Yes/No Office locations only Office locations only Office locations only
Disability protection and benefits Yes/No Office locations only Office locations only Office locations only
Parental leave Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Retirement benefits Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Stock ownership Yes/No No No No
GRI 401-3 Maternity Leave
Employees eligible for maternity/parental leave People - 726 726 - 878 878 - 1,038 1,038
Employees who utilized maternity/parental leave People - 27 27 - 20 20 - 31 31
Employees who returned to work after maternity/parental leave People - 24 24 - 17 17 - 24 24
Employees who returned to work after maternity/parental leave and remained employed for at least 1 year People - 19 19 - 9 9 - - -
% of Employees Returning to Work After Utilizing Maternity/Parental Leave Benefits % of Employees Who Utilized Full Maternity/Parental Leave Entitlements - 89.00 89.00 - 85.00 85.00 - 77.00 77.00
GRI 405: Diversity and Equal Opportunity 2016
GRI 405-1 Workforce Diversity in Supervisory and Organizational Staff
Proportion of Female Employees % 85.90 85.20 86.00
Proportion of Female Employees in Senior Management % 67.00 63.00 71.00
Proportion of Female Employees in Middle Management % 83.00 80.00 75.00
Proportion of Female Employees in Operational Management % 86.00 85.00 86.00
Number of female employees in revenue-generating management roles People na na na Cannot be clearly separated - includes both direct and indirect revenue generation
Proportion of female employees in revenue-generating departments (e.g., Product Planning & Distribution, Marketing, Sales & Operations, Strategic Development) % na na na
Total number of board members People 4 5 5
Proportion of female board members % 40.00 50.00 50.00
GRI 405-2 Average Salary
Senior Management Level (Base Salary Only) Baht (THB) na 24,674,286 26,158,235
Average base salary Baht / Person na 3,084,286 3,736,891
Total base salary Baht (THB) na 19,313,434 24,771,388
Middle Management Level (Base Salary Only) Baht / Person na 965,672 1,032,141
Average base salary Baht (THB) na 23,776,545 30,334,438
Total base salary Baht / Person na 269,469 232,418
Other Positions total salary Baht (THB) na na na
Other Positions average salary Baht / Person na na na
Female-to-male average salary ratio
Senior management total base salary - na na na 1 1
Middle management total base salary - na na na 2 2
Operational management total compensation - na na na 1 1
Other positions total salary - na na na - - - - - -
GRI 403 Occupational Health and Safety 2018
GRI 403-8 Employees Covered by Occupational Health and Safety Management System
Permanent Employees Covered by OHS Management System
Number of Employees Covered by OHS Management System People 845 1,031 1,212
% of Employees Covered by OHS Management System % 100.00 100.00 100.00
Number of employees covered by OHS management system and audited internally People na na na
% of employees covered by OHS management system and audited internally % na na na
Number of employees covered by OHS management system with external certification/audit People na na na
Contractors/third-party workers covered by OHS management system
Number of contractors/third-party workers covered by OHS management system People na na na
% of contractors/third-party workers covered by OHS management system % na na na
Number of contractors/third-party workers covered by OHS management system and internally audited People na na na
% of contractors/third-party workers covered by OHS management system and internally audited % na na na
Number of contractors/third-party workers covered by OHS management system with external certification/audit People na na na
% of contractors/third-party workers covered by OHS management system with external certification/audit % na na na
GRI 403-10 Work-Related Illnesses and Occupational Diseases
(Definition: "Illness" refers to health impairments, encompassing diseases, ailments, and disorders - these terms are often used interchangeably depending on symptoms and diagnosis.)
Permanent Employees People - - -
Contract Workers/Third-Party Contractors People - - -
Recordable Work-Related Illness Cases
Permanent Employees People - - -
Contract Workers/Third-Party Contractors People - - -
S2 Ethical Treatment of Workers
Employee Development
S2.6C Employee Development Programs/Activities Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S2.7C GRI 404-1 Average training hours per employee Hours /person / year 1 9 9
S2.8R GRI 404-3 Employee development plan as part of annual performance evaluation Yes/No na na na
S2.9R Employee development targets Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S2.10R Employee development expenditure Million baht (MB) 0 1 1
S2.11R Benefits gained by employees and/or organization from development programs Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Employee Engagement and Participation Promotion
S2.16C Employee Engagement and Retention Plan Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S2.17C Voluntary turnover rate (%) % 53.30 41.60 30.00
S2.18C Number of major labor disputes with corrective actions Number of cases - - -
S2.19R Employee engagement and retention targets Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S2.20R Employee engagement survey results Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
S2.21R GRI 407 Employee collective bargaining on benefits and welfare Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Additional KPIs Collected
Number of employees surveyed People 75 547 622 81 720 801 104 769 873
Employee satisfaction score/rating % 77.10 81.00 80.60 83.10 86.05 85.70 80.50 83.20 82.90
Employee satisfaction survey coverage rate % 63.00 75.34 73.61 52.94 82.00 77.69 59.77 74.08 72.03
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET manual
GRI 404: Training and Education 2016
GRI 404-2 Employee Skill Development Programs Retirement/Employment Termination Preparation Initiatives
Types and scope of implemented programs Yes/No No No Yes
Work facilitation programs and Retirement/employment termination preparation programs Yes/No No No Yes

Governance and Economic Dimension

SET GRI Data Performance Results
Unit 2022 2023 2024 note
G1 Board Composition
Board Structure
G1.1C Individual Board Member Profiles Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.2C 2-9 Total Number of Board Members People 10 10 10
G1.2C 2-9 Number of Executive Directors People 8 9 7
G1.3C 2-9 Number of Independent Directors People 4 4 4
G1.4C 2-9 Number of Non-Executive Directors (excluding Independent Directors) People 1 1 1
G1.5C 405-1 Number of Female Directors People 4 5 5
G1.6C 2-9 Chairman is an Independent Director Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.7C 2-11 Chairman and Managing Director are not the same person Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.8C Number of independent directors in each sub-committee
Audit Committee People 3 3 3
Nomination and Remuneration Committee People 2 2 2
Corporate Governance and Sustainability Development Committee People No No 3
Executive Committee People 0 0 0
G1.9C Chair of each sub-committee is an independent director
Audit Committee Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Risk Management Committee Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Nomination and Remuneration Committee Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Corporate Governance and Sustainable Development Committee Yes/No No No Yes
Executive Committee Yes/No No No No
G1.10C 2-9 Tenure of Individual Directors
Warapatr Todhanakasem, PH.D. Year 1 2 3
Assoc. Prof. Somchai Supattarakul, PH.D. Year 1 2 3
Miss Vasana Thieansirisak Year 1 2 3
Sittiphol Viboonthanakul , PH.D. Year 1 0 0
Assoc. Prof. Wannee Taechoyotin, PH.D. Year 0 1 2
Mr. Sa-nga Boonsongkor Year 1 2 3
Mr. Somchai Boonsongkorh Year 1 2 3
Miss Monthana Asavametha Year 1 2 3
Miss Natha Boonsongkroh Year 1 2 3
Mr. Achira Boonsongkor Year 1 2 3
Miss Supharada Rojwattana Year 1 2 3
Board Roles and Responsibilities
G1.11C Number of Board Meetings Times 11 8 6
G1.11C Number of Board Meeting Attendees % 100% 100% 100%
Average Number of Attendees per Board Meeting Persons 10 10 10
G1.12C Board Performance Results Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.13C Number of Audit Committee Meetings Times 6 6 4
G1.14C Audit Committee Performance Results Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.15C Number of Subcommittee Meetings (per committee)
Audit Committee Times 6 4 4
Risk Management Committee Times 2 2 2
Nomination and Remuneration Committee Times 2 3 2
Corporate Governance and Sustainability Development Committee Times 0 0 2
Executive Committee Times 9 12 12
G1.16C Performance Results of Each Subcommittee Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.17R Succession Plan Implementation Results Yes/No No Yes Yes
Board Recruitment
G1.18C Policy and Criteria for Selecting Directors with Qualifications Aligned with Corporate Strategy Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.19C Analysis of Directors’ Skills and Experience Based on Business Nature Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.20C Profile of the newly appointed directors Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Remuneration of Directors and Senior Executives
G1.21C 2-19 Policy and Criteria for Director Remuneration Payment Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.22C 2-19 Individual Director Remuneration Amount
Warapatr Todhanakasem, PH.D. Baht (THB) 880,000 800,000 853,000
Assoc. Prof. Somchai Supattarakul, PH.D. Baht (THB) 730,000 660,000 934,000
Sittiphol Viboonthanakul , PH.D. Baht (THB) 730,000 300,000 0
Miss Vasana Thieansirisak Baht (THB) 670,000 670,000 954,000
Assoc. Prof. Wannee Taechoyotin, PH.D. Baht (THB) 0 310,000 982,000
G1.23C 2-19 Non-monetary Remuneration of Directors Yes/No No No No
G1.24C 2-19 Policy and Criteria for Executive Remuneration Payment Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.25C 2-19 Total Executive Remuneration Baht (THB) 19.4 million baht in salaries and bonuses (6 persons) 30.97 million baht in salaries and bonuses (8 persons) 33.55 million baht in salaries and bonuses (7 persons)
G1.26R 2-19 Other Remuneration and Long-term Benefits for Executives Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Director Development
G1.27C Policy on Board Development Plan Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.28R Individual Director Development Performance Results Yes/No No Yes Yes
Performance Evaluation of the Board of Directors and Executives
G1.29C 2-18 Criteria for Board Performance Evaluation Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.30C 2-18 Overall Board Performance Evaluation Results Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.31C 2-18 Performance Evaluation Results for Each Sub-Committee Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.32R 2-18 Individual Director Performance Evaluation Results Yes/No No Yes Yes
G1.33R 2-18 Performance Evaluation Criteria for the Managing Director Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
Business Ethics
G1.34C Business Ethics (Code of Conduct) Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.35C Anti-Corruption Policy and Guidelines Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.36C Number of business ethics or corruption violations, along with corrective measures Number of cases na na 7
G1.37C Whistleblowing and Complaint Handling Policy Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G1.38R Measures to Prevent Business Ethics Violations Yes/No No Yes Yes
GRI Disclosures beyond the SET Guidelines
205-1 Operations assessed for risks related to corruption Yes/No na Yes Yes
205-2 Anti-corruption policy and procedure communications and training Number of persons na na 258
205-3 Confirmed incidents of corruption and actions take Number of cases na na 4
206-1 Legal proceedings for anti-competitive practices, anti-trust violations, and monopolistic conduct Number of cases na na 0
G2 Sustainability Policy and Strategy
G2.1C 2-22 Corporate-Level Sustainability Policy and Goals Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G2.2R 3-2 Organization's Material Sustainability Topics (material topics) Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
G2.3R Sustainability Report Yes/No No No Yes
G2.4R Sustainability Performance Disclosure Standards (e.g., GRI Standards) Yes/No No Yes Yes
G3 Sustainability Risk Management
G3.1C Sustainability Risk Management Policy and Practices Yes/No No na Yes
G3.2C ESG Risk Factors and Opportunities Yes/No No Yes Yes
G3.3C Emerging Sustainability Risks with Potential Near-Term Business Impact Yes/No No Yes Yes
G3.4C Business Continuity Management (e.g., Business Continuity Plan - BCP) Yes/No Yes na Yes
G3.5R Sustainability Risk Management Standards Yes/No No Yes Yes
G4 Sustainable Supply Chain Management
G4.1C Sustainable Supply Chain Management Policy and Guidelines Yes/No No No Yes
G4.2C Sustainable Supply Chain Management Plan Yes/No na na na
G4.3R 308-1 Percentage of new suppliers screened for environmental criteria % na na 62%
G4.3R 308-1 Total number of new suppliers List 50 58 102
G4.3R 308-1 Number of new suppliers screened for environmental criteria List na na 63
G4.3R 414-1 Percentage of new suppliers screened for social criteria % na na 62%
G4.3R 414-1 Number of new suppliers screened for social criteria List na na 63
G4.4R Supplier Code of Conduct Yes/No No Yes Yes
G4.5R Percentage of key suppliers committed to Supplier Code of Conduct Number of key suppliers committed % na na 100% Definition of key suppliers as specified by the company (Tier 1 key suppliers are those with annual purchase value exceeding 10 million baht and providing irreplaceable products)
G4.5R Number of key suppliers committed List na na 11
G4.5R Total number of key suppliers List na na 11
GRI Disclosures beyond SET Guidelines
204-1 Local Supplier Expenditure Ratio Ratio na na 99% : 1% 4 international suppliers and 318 domestic suppliers
308-1 New Suppliers Screened Using Environmental Criteria 0 0 0 0
308-2 Negative Environmental Impacts in Supply Chain and Mitigation Actions List 0 0 0
414-1 New Suppliers Screened Using Social Criteria 0 na na 0
414-2 Negative Social Impacts in Supply Chain and Remedial Measures List na na 0
COM-G1 Cybersecurity and Personal Data Protection
COM-G1.1 Cybersecurity and Personal Data Protection Policy and Practices Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
COM-G1.2 Percentage of IT infrastructure certified with cybersecurity standards (e.g., ISO 27001 or equivalent) % na na na
COM-G1.2 Total number of IT infrastructure assets Project 2 2 2
COM-G1.2 Number of IT infrastructure assets certified with cybersecurity standards (e.g., ISO 27001 or equivalent Project na na na
COM-G1.3 Personal Data Protection Measures and Guidelines Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
COM-G1.4 Percentage of employees trained on cybersecurity and personal data protection % 100% 6% 84%
COM-G1.4 Number of employees trained on cybersecurity and personal data protection Person 19 50 275
COM-G1.5 Number of cyberattack incidents and corrective actions taken Number of Cases 0 0 0
COM-G1.6 418-1 Number of personal data breaches and remediation measures Number of Cases 0 0 0
GRI Disclosures beyond SET Guidelines
418-1 Substantiated complaints concerning breaches of customer privacy and losses of customer data Number of Cases 0 0 0
COM-G2 Product Quality and Recalls
COM-G2.1 Product Quality Management Policy and Practices (aligned with international standards e.g., ISO 9001:2015 or equivalent) Yes/No Yes Yes Yes
COM-G2.2 Product Recall Plan Yes/No na na na
COM-G2.3 Number of product recall incidents with corrective and remedial actions Number of Cases na na na
Recommended Additional Indicators
Number of product quality complaints with corrective and remedial actions (moved to Customer Responsibility section) Times na 61 136
Number of substantiated complaint cases Number of Cases na 61 131
Percentage of verified complaints successfully resolved % na 100% 100%
G5 Innovation Development
G5.1C Corporate Innovation Development Policy and Practices Yes/No na na Yes
G5.2C Innovation Culture Development and Promotion Process Yes/No na na Yes
G5.3C Innovation Research and Development Expenditure Baht (THB) na na 30,000,000
G5.4R Benefits Derived from Innovation Development Yes/No na na Yes