Supporting the SDGs
The Company places importance on managing resource use and reducing pollution from business operations. We focus on efficient resource utilization and proper management of waste from technology equipment. The Company supports the following Sustainable Development Goals:
Goal 7 Affordable and Clean Energy
Promote efficient energy use in business operations
Goal 12 Responsible Consumption and Production
Efficient management of resources and technology equipment, including proper management of electronic waste (E-waste)
Goals
The Company considers customers and partners as key stakeholders that the company prioritizes, and who are part of the business supply chain. The company has a process for disposing of used printer cartridges by returning 1,679 cartridges to Hewlett-Packard (Thailand) Co., Ltd. for further beneficial use. In the past year, the company generated no industrial waste from its business processes. Consequently, no unused electronic equipment was sent for treatment and disposal. Setting goals for waste management
Reduction of waste generation Waste type: Non- hazardous waste
Base years
2024: non-hazardous waste 5,550.57 Kilograms
Target years
2025: Reduced by 1% or 55.51 Kilograms
Waste management methods
- Recycle
- Landfilling
Performance Highlights
The Company places importance on environmental sustainability operations, particularly the efficient, transparent, and verifiable management of waste and refuse, to ensure that data reflects the actual situation and leads to systematic improvement planning.
In 2025, the Company's total waste and refuse amounted to 30,830.10 kilograms. This represents a significant increase compared to 2023 and 2024. The increase is primarily attributed to improvements in waste management processes, such as the implementation of measures. Clear waste segregation, the Weighing and comprehensive data recording
However, the Company recognizes the importance of reducing environmental impact. Therefore, it has established operational guidelines for the upcoming year, focusing on reducing waste at the source through promoting efficient resource utilization, enhancing the efficiency of waste segregation for recycling, and raising employee awareness, to ensure a continuous and sustainable long-term reduction in waste and refuse volume.
Waste management: Waste Generation
| 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total waste generated (Kilograms) | 6,714.98 | 5,881.00 | 30,830.10 |
| Total non-hazardous waste (Kilograms) | 6,714.98 | 5,881.00 | 30,775.10 |
| Total hazardous waste (Kilograms) | N/A | N/A | 55.00 |
Waste management: Waste reuse and recycling
| 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total reused/recycled waste (Kilograms) | N/A | 993.50 | 18,660.94 |
| Reused/Recycled non-hazardous waste (Kilograms) | N/A | 993.50 | 18,660.94 |
| Recycled non-hazardous waste (Kilograms) | N/A | 993.50 | 18,660.94 |
Challenges and Opportunities
Technology business operations require continuous use of equipment and resources, which may lead to electronic waste (E-waste) and increased resource consumption if not properly managed.
At the same time, trends in efficient resource use and waste management are becoming more important, especially among enterprise customers who focus on sustainable business practices. The Company believes that efficient resource management can improve operational efficiency and reduce long-term costs. In addition, developing proper approaches for managing technology equipment and waste can support customer operations and build confidence in environmentally responsible practices.
Management Approach and Value Creation
The Company manages resource use and waste from business operations, covering technology equipment, office resources, and materials used in service delivery.
This ensures efficient use of resources aligned with the nature of the business. Resource management is applied across all stages, from equipment and solution selection, service operations, to end-of-life management. The focus is on reducing unnecessary resource use and improving system efficiency. As a technology service provider, the Company plays a role in selecting and designing solutions suitable for customers, considering both resource efficiency and environmental impact. For waste management, the Company works with customers and partners to promote reuse and recycling of equipment, reducing the impact of E-waste across the value chain.
Stakeholders Directly Impacted
Employees
Corporate customers
Business Partners
