Questions around this news
What does the 2025 Corporate Governance Report assessment recognize?
The assessment gave Delta Electronics (Thailand) an “Excellent” five-star grade, the highest rating described in the release. The company received the same grade for the tenth consecutive year. The 2025 survey covered 844 Thai listed companies and was conducted by the Thai Institute of Directors, with support from the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
What does a corporate governance assessment typically evaluate?
Corporate governance assessments review how a company is directed and overseen. Criteria may include the responsibilities and effectiveness of the board, the quality and openness of company disclosures, and whether shareholders are treated fairly. The specific criteria and scoring methods vary by assessment, so a rating reflects the framework used rather than a universal standard.
What is internal carbon pricing?
Internal carbon pricing assigns a notional cost to greenhouse gas emissions when an organization evaluates decisions, such as whether to invest in equipment or energy projects. It can help companies compare options that affect emissions, even where no external carbon tax or emissions-trading payment applies. Methods and uses differ among organizations.
What sustainability goals and recognition does the release cite?
The release says Delta Electronics (Thailand) is aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050 and uses internal carbon pricing to support investment in energy conservation and renewable energy. It also reports that the company was included in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025 and ranked among the global top ten in the ITC Electronic Equipment industry segment.
Bangkok, Thailand, November 27, 2025 -- Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL., has been recognized with an “Excellent” (5-Star) grade in the Corporate Governance Report (CGR) assessment for Thai Listed Companies for the year 2025 from the Thai Institute of Directors (IOD). This achievement marks the 10th consecutive year the company has maintained the highest possible rating.
The 2025 IOD CGR survey assessed 844 Thai listed companies, placing Delta among the top tier for its robust governance practices. This decade-long streak of excellence strongly confirms the company’s unwavering commitment to ethical business operations, transparency, and consistent responsibility toward all stakeholders.
Delta’s continued top CGR rating is directly linked to its sustained commitment to global sustainability standards. The company’s governance excellence has been well recognized, including its recent inclusion in S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025 and its ranking among the top ten companies globally in the ITC Electronic Equipment industry segment.
This highlights Delta’s strategic integration of governance into its core business, particularly concerning environmental and social risk oversight. Delta actively manages climate risk through initiatives such as its Internal Carbon Pricing (ICP) program, which drives investment in energy conservation and renewable energy. The company remains focused on its ambitious goals to achieve Net-Zero emissions by 2050, reflecting a proactive and responsible approach to long-term value creation.
The CGR study, supported by the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), assesses listed companies based on internationally aligned criteria, emphasizing the role of the Board, transparency in disclosure, and the equitable treatment of shareholders. Delta's consistent performance across all categories showcases its dedication to building investor confidence and ensuring sustainable, long-term growth for the Thai capital market.
Delta Electronics (Thailand) will continue to lead by example, leveraging strong corporate governance as the foundation for ethical practices and sustainable value creation for all its stakeholders.
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In brief
Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL says it received an “Excellent” (5-Star) rating in the 2025 Corporate Governance Report assessment for Thai listed companies, conducted by the Thai Institute of Directors. The company says this is its tenth consecutive year at that level. The survey covered 844 Thai listed companies. Delta also cites its inclusion in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2025 and a top-ten global position in the ITC Electronic Equipment industry segment. The release describes the company’s Internal Carbon Pricing program as one way it addresses climate risk and supports investment in energy conservation and renewable energy. Delta says it remains focused on its goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050. The assessment is supported by the Stock Exchange of Thailand and considers board responsibilities, disclosure transparency and shareholder treatment.
Key takeaways
- Delta Electronics (Thailand) says it earned a 5-Star governance rating for the tenth consecutive year.
- The 2025 assessment covered 844 Thai listed companies.
- The company cites its Internal Carbon Pricing program in describing its climate-risk management.
- Delta says it is pursuing net-zero emissions by 2050.
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