Chonburi, February 24, 2025 -- Siam City Concrete Co., Ltd. (INSEE Concrete), represented by Mr. Montri Nithikul, CEO of Thailand Cement Business, Siam City Cement PCL., and Amata Corporation PCL., represented by Dr. Viwat Kromadit, CTO and CEO of Real Estate Thailand, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote sustainable construction. The partnership aims to support Thailand’s transition to a low-carbon economy through the use of sustainable building materials in industrial and infrastructure projects.
Dr. Viwat Kromadit emphasized Amata Group’s commitment to sustainability, stating, “We believe in adopting environmentally friendly materials to help mitigate global warming while elevating Thailand’s construction industry to international standards in efficiency and durability.”
INSEE Concrete, under the Siam City Cement Group, is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2065, in alignment with Thailand’s National Determined Contributions (NDCs). Also, the Company has been certified with the Carbon Footprint Certification from the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO). Among the Siam City Concrete’s portfolio, 14 products, including ready-mixed concrete with compressive strengths ranging from 180-800 KSC, have been certified for carbon footprint reduction.
At a glance
- Company
- Amata Corporation PCL.
- Announcement
- Partnership
- Location
- Chonburi, Thailand
Key figures
- Siam City Concrete net-zero greenhouse gas emissions target
- 2065
- Products certified for carbon footprint reduction
- 14
- Ready-mixed concrete compressive-strength range
- 180-800 KSC
- Siam City Cement Group Sustainability Ambition
- 2030
People
- Mr. Montri NithikulCEO of Thailand Cement Business, Siam City Cement PCL.
- Dr. Viwat KromaditCTO and CEO of Real Estate Thailand, Amata Corporation PCL.
- Mr. Craig Stewart BickleyCEO of Siam City Concrete Co., Ltd.
Products and programs
Also present at the ceremony, Mr. Craig Stewart Bickley, CEO of Siam City Concrete Co., Ltd., emphasized the importance of sustainable construction in driving long-term environmental benefits and highlighted the longstanding partnership between Amata and INSEE Concrete, founded on shared principles of ethical and sustainable business practices according to the Siam City Cement Group Sustainability Ambition 2030. Mr. Bickley introduced ‘INSEE Petch Easy Flow,’ a hydraulic cement with high-compressive, eco-friendly concrete designed for durability and ease of use across various applications.
Under the theme "Change for a Better World," both companies are committed to advancing a low-carbon society and fostering a green industrial city in Thailand. This collaboration marks a significant step in raising industry awareness and driving meaningful action toward sustainability.
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In brief
Siam City Concrete and Amata Corporation have signed a memorandum of understanding to encourage sustainable construction in Thailand, with a focus on materials for industrial and infrastructure projects. The companies say the partnership supports the country’s shift toward a low-carbon economy. Siam City Concrete, part of Siam City Cement Group, says it is working toward net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2065 and that 14 products have received carbon-footprint-reduction certification. Those products include ready-mixed concrete with compressive strengths from 180 to 800 KSC. At the signing, Siam City Concrete CEO Craig Stewart Bickley presented INSEE Petch Easy Flow, a hydraulic cement product described as designed for durability and ease of use. Amata representative Viwat Kromadit said the company sees environmentally conscious materials as part of improving construction practices. The parties also cited a shared commitment to sustainable business practices.
Key takeaways
- Siam City Concrete and Amata Corporation signed an MoU focused on sustainable construction in Thailand.
- The companies say the collaboration will support lower-carbon industrial and infrastructure projects.
- Siam City Concrete says 14 products have carbon-footprint-reduction certification.
- Craig Stewart Bickley introduced INSEE Petch Easy Flow at the signing.
