SCG Chemicals Public Company Limited (SCGC) is a leading integrated petrochemical company in the ASEAN region and a key business within the Siam Cement Group (SCG), Thailand's major industrial conglomerate.
The company produces and supplies a comprehensive range of petrochemical products, spanning upstream olefins to downstream polymers such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC), along with compounds, finished goods, and high-value-added solutions for industries including packaging, automotive, infrastructure, medical, and energy.
SCGC maintains world-scale integrated operations centered in Map Ta Phut, Rayong Province, Thailand, with additional production bases, joint ventures, and facilities in Vietnam (including Long Son Petrochemicals) and Indonesia. Its products are marketed in over 120 countries globally.
As part of the SCG Group, SCGC operates through various subsidiaries and joint ventures with international partners such as Dow, Mitsui Chemicals, and others. The company prioritizes sustainability through initiatives like SCGC Green Polymer™ for circular economy applications, low-carbon and low-waste technologies, and targets including carbon neutrality by 2050, positioning it as a prominent player advancing ESG-aligned chemical innovations in the region.
Also known as SCG, SCG Chemicals Co., Ltd., SCG Chemicals, and เอสซีจี เคมิคอลส์.
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JV will combine ~7.1 Mtpa capacity, pursue US$150–200m/year synergies, leverage Map Ta Phut scale and support downstream Thai and ASEAN markets.
Partners test advanced recycling to turn end-of-life XLPE wire insulation into recoverable hydrocarbon streams, enabling feedstock for petrochemical production and recycled plastics.
Aims to improve end-to-end collection and sorting of recyclables and used cooking oil, convert plastics to PCR and oils into SAF, and expand to 15 provinces.
Specialty HDPE and a structural redesign cut package weight 12% and CO2 up to 25% while improving chemical resistance and transport durability.
Confirmatory due diligence underway; key JV terms and quantified synergies to be finalized by October 2026.
Prototype merges recycled fishing-net nylon with silk production waste to boost durability and retain luster; Nets Up has recovered 80+ tonnes of nets, cutting ~450 kgCO₂eq.
Q2 adjusted EBITDA THB 26.932bn; ethane imports from the US due 2029; portfolio shift to 70:30 specialty by 2030; USD 300m EBITDA uplift target by 2030.
Reinforces integrated petrochemical core, starts ethane imports in 2029, shifts toward higher‑value Specialty and Green & Bio, and expands Map Ta Phut as a regional hub.
