At a glance
- Company
- Thai Union Group Public Company Limited
- Announcement
- Award
- Location
- Bangkok, Thailand
Key figures
- 2024 Corporate Sustainability Assessment score
- 85/100
- Companies assessed last year
- 13,000
- Food products industry ranking
- Top 1%
People
- Adam BrennanChief Sustainability & Communications Officer at Thai Union
- Robert DornauSenior Director, Head of Corporate Engagement, S&P Global Sustainable1
Products and programs
BANGKOK, THAILAND, May 22, 2025 -- Thai Union Group Public Company Limited today received its Top 1% award at the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook Distinction Ceremony, celebrating companies that lead their industries in environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance.
(Caption: Adam Brennan, Chief Sustainability & Communications Officer at Thai Union, during a panel discussion at the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook Distinction Ceremony, alongside Robert Dornau, Senior Director, Head of Corporate Engagement, S&P Global Sustainable1)
The award recognizes Thai Union’s score of 85/100 in S&P Global’s 2024 Corporate Sustainability Assessment, one of the world’s most comprehensive ESG benchmarks, which assessed 13,000 companies last year. The score secured Thai Union a place in the 2025 S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook, ranking the company within the top 1% worldwide in the food products industry.
“SeaChange® 2030 is our roadmap to ensure healthy oceans and resilient communities,” said Adam Brennan, Chief Sustainability & Communications Officer at Thai Union. “This Top 1% distinction validates the progress our teams are making and strengthens confidence among customers, investors and regulators that we are delivering real, measurable impact.”
Thai Union’s inclusion was based on performance across critical areas such as climate action, biodiversity, human rights and responsible supply chains, which are key pillars of SeaChange® 2030.
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Questions around this news
What is the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook?
The S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook recognizes companies for sustainability performance within their industries. Its selections draw on the Corporate Sustainability Assessment, which evaluates companies on environmental, social and governance topics. In this release, Thai Union says its assessment score earned it a place in the 2025 Yearbook and a Top 1% distinction in the food products industry.
Which sustainability areas contributed to Thai Union’s distinction?
The release says the company’s inclusion was based on performance in areas including climate action, biodiversity, human rights and responsible supply chains. It describes these as key pillars of SeaChange 2030, the company’s sustainability roadmap. The release does not provide separate scores for these topics or explain how much each one contributed to the overall assessment result.
What is a Corporate Sustainability Assessment?
A Corporate Sustainability Assessment is a structured review of how a company manages sustainability-related risks, opportunities and impacts. It commonly considers environmental, social and governance topics, such as emissions, labor practices and oversight. Assessment criteria and methods vary by provider, and a score reflects the provider’s evaluation rather than a universal measure shared across all assessments.
