Bangkok, Thailand, February 15, 2024 -- Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL. is included in the prestigious S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2024 for outstanding Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance. Delta Thailand is yet again the only Thailand-based company in the “Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components” sector of the Sustainability Yearbook 2024. Previously, Delta Thailand won the S&P Global Bronze Class Award and two previous S&P Global Silver Class Awards for sustainability leadership in Thailand’s electronics industry.
At a glance
- Company
- Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL.
- Announcement
- Award
- Location
- Bangkok, Thailand
Key figures
- Industry ranking
- top 15%
- Position relative to industry's top-performing company
- within 30%
- Companies assessed
- 9,400
- Industries assessed
- 62
- Documents uploaded
- 174,000
- Data entry points collected
- 16,500,000
People
- Victor ChengDelta Electronics Thailand CEO
Mr. Victor Cheng, Delta Electronics Thailand CEO, said, “Delta is honored to maintain our sustainability leadership in Thailand’s electronics manufacturing industry. We are proud to be on both the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook and the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices which are global sustainability assessments for the international investor community. We collaborate with both our upstream and downstream stakeholders to measure and implement strategic actions to improve resilience and efficiency while reducing our carbon footprint. Delta’s outstanding ESG performance is key to our competitive advantage in global markets.”
Yearbook members are selected based on their score from the S&P Global 2023 Corporate Sustainability Assessment, or CSA Score. Delta once again shows its sustainable leadership in Thailand’s electronics sector after achieving scores within the top 15% of its industry and a CSA Score within 30% of its industry’s top-performing company.
The S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2024 is based on the 2023 CSA of 9,400 leading companies around the world in 62 industries assessed, with 174,000 documents uploaded and 16,500,000 data entry points collected. From 2023, a revised methodology further aligns the Yearbook’s methodology with the approach taken to select companies into S&P Global ESG Indices.
Created jointly by S&P Dow Jones Indices and RobecoSAM, the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) launched in 1999 as the first global sustainability benchmark and tracks the stock performance of the world's leading companies in terms of economic, environmental and social criteria. S&P Global published the Sustainability Yearbook 2020 in collaboration with RobecoSAM after S&P Global’s acquisition of the ESG Ratings business from RobecoSAM.
Since 2018, Delta Thailand has implemented an ESG and sustainability strategy by educating and collaborating with partners and suppliers for anti-corruption and a circular economy. Delta’s extensive reporting and data collection help to measure and encourage recycled materials usage and carbon footprint tracking of its products. This latest achievement underscores the company’s commitment to delivering on its brand promise-Smarter. Greener. Together.
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In brief
Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL says it has been included in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2024, and is the only Thailand-based company listed in its “Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components” sector. The company says its results placed it in the top 15% of its industry and within 30% of the sector’s highest-performing company, based on the 2023 Corporate Sustainability Assessment. The assessment covered 9,400 companies across 62 industries. Delta Thailand’s CEO, Victor Cheng, said the company works with upstream and downstream stakeholders on resilience, efficiency and carbon-footprint reduction. The release also describes initiatives begun in 2018, including work with partners and suppliers on anti-corruption, circular-economy practices, recycled-material tracking and product carbon-footprint measurement.
Key takeaways
- Delta Thailand says it is the sole Thailand-based company in its Yearbook sector.
- The company reports a result in the top 15% of its industry under the 2023 assessment.
- The Yearbook assessment covered 9,400 companies across 62 industries.
- Delta says its sustainability work includes supplier engagement, recycled-material measurement and carbon-footprint tracking.
Earlier from Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL.
- Delta Thailand Wins Prime Minister’s Best Industry Award and MIND Ambassador Award 2023 for Outstanding Contributions
- Delta Thailand Wins Top Prime Minister’s Best Industry Award 2023 for Outstanding Contribution to Sustainable Development
- Delta Joins BOI and Electronics Industry Leaders to Discuss Development in Thailand’s PCB Industry
- Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL. Highlights Strong Performance, Growth, and Sustainability Achievements in 2023
- Delta, BOI and KMITL Join Hands to Open 2nd Delta Power Electronics Lab for Student Training and R&D in Thailand
