Bangkok, Thailand, May 27, 2025 -- Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited, a global sustainable chemical producer, reinforced its leadership in shaping the future of the petrochemical industry at the Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference (APIC) 2025, held this year in Bangkok.

Under the theme “Ensuring a Transformed World Prosperity – Action for Planet with Innovation and Collaboration,” APIC 2025 promoted the petrochemical industry’s role in driving growth and building a sustainable future amid fundamental structural shifts in the sector, which aligns with Indorama Ventures’ brand promise to deliver indispensable chemistry through sustainable solutions.
Indorama Ventures joined some 1,500 delegates from across the globe to discuss sustainability, innovation, and industry cooperation. Ahead of the event, the company’s Combined PET segment, the world’s largest producer and recycler of PET bottles, hosted a reception for about 200 customers, suppliers and partners, including a traditional Thai puppet performance and an interactive VR experience of Indorama Ventures’ 360 Gallery.
At a glance
- Company
- Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited
- Announcement
- Event
- Location
- Bangkok, Thailand
Key figures
- Conference delegates
- some 1,500
- Reception attendees
- about 200
People
- Aloke LohiaGroup CEO
- Anthony WatanabeChief Sustainability Officer
- Tinnabhop SantadkhaSustainability Innovation Specialist
- Naweensuda KrabuanratHead of Global CSR, Global Recycling Education and Thai Advocacy
Products and programs
Speaking at the event, Mr. Aloke Lohia, Group CEO of Indorama Ventures, emphasized that collaboration across the value chain is critical to building long-term resilience and relevance in a shifting global landscape:
“Our global diversity gives us the agility to meet change with confidence and to remain dependable no matter the environment. It is this quiet strength that makes us a partner you can rely on, for today and for what lies ahead. The future of our industry won’t be written in isolation. It will be shaped, once again, through collaboration. Through shared purpose. Through indispensable chemistry.”
Driving Sustainability Through Innovation
At a APIC 2025 panel discussion titled “Reimagining Petrochemicals”, Dr. Anthony Watanabe, Chief Sustainability Officer, explored how the industry must move beyond incremental change by adopting systemic innovation, improving sourcing transparency, and accelerating climate-positive technologies.
Complementing this vision, Dr. Tinnabhop Santadkha, Sustainability Innovation Specialist, delivered a keynote on “Indorama Ventures’ Alternative Feedstocks.” He outlined how the company is investing in bio-based materials, chemical recycling, and alternative feedstocks to reduce emissions and enable a circular economy at scale.
Scaling Impact at the Grassroots Level
In a session focused on circular economy ecosystems, Ms. Naweensuda Krabuanrat, Head of Global CSR, Global Recycling Education and Thai Advocacy, spotlighted the company’s work in building community-based PET collection systems and driving education through public-private collaboration. Her presentation underscored a key takeaway: that systems-level change requires both infrastructure and behavior change. The company’s recycling infrastructure and public-private partnerships are contributing to a more sustainable value chain.
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In brief
Indorama Ventures says its participation in the Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference 2025 in Bangkok focused on collaboration, sustainability and innovation across the petrochemical value chain. Group CEO Aloke Lohia spoke about cooperation as a way to support resilience amid industry change. Company representatives also discussed systemic innovation, sourcing transparency, climate-related technologies, alternative feedstocks and community-based recycling. The company says it is investing in bio-based materials and chemical recycling to reduce emissions and support a circular economy. Its Global CSR representative described efforts to develop local PET collection systems and public-private partnerships, alongside education initiatives. Before the conference, the Combined PET segment hosted a reception for customers, suppliers and partners, featuring Thai puppetry and an interactive virtual-reality gallery experience.
Key takeaways
- Indorama Ventures representatives discussed collaboration and sustainability at APIC 2025 in Bangkok.
- Company speakers addressed alternative feedstocks, chemical recycling and bio-based materials.
- The company described community PET collection and education work with public-private partners.
- The Combined PET segment hosted a pre-conference reception for customers, suppliers and partners.
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