Carabao Group Public Company Limited has been honoured with a place in the prestigious Sustainability Yearbook 2025 by S&P Global for the second consecutive year. This accolade highlights the company’s exceptional performance in sustainability and its increasing global recognition.
This year, Carabao Group has made notable advancements across several areas, particularly in environmental impact, resource management, and business transparency. This achievement reinforces the company’s vision of “World Class Product, World Class Brand”, supported by sustainable business practices that encompass environmental, social, governance, and economic (ESG) factors.
Sathien Sathientham, CEO of Carabao Group, conveyed the company’s pride and satisfaction in retaining its position in the Sustainability Yearbook for the second consecutive year. He further affirmed that the increase in their scores reflects Carabao Group's leadership in sustainability within Thailand’s beverage industry. The company’s commitment to sustainability represents an ongoing effort to implement business processes that create positive impacts on both society and the environment. Sathien believes that sustainability will be a key driver in enhancing organisational efficiency and ensuring long-term growth.
Carabao Group has a comprehensive sustainability policy that addresses environmental concerns, human rights, and corporate governance. The company is committed to driving sustainable business growth through a range of initiatives, including increasing the use of clean energy, reducing carbon emissions in production processes, developing eco-friendly packaging, and promoting recycling practices. In addition, the company strives to improve the quality of life for its employees and communities through social development programmes with tangible results.
Being recognised in The Sustainability Yearbook for the second consecutive year underscores Carabao Group's steadfast dedication to creating sustainable growth, aligned with its vision of "Engaging in Creating a Society of Opportunity for a Better Life."
