SCG reaffirms its leadership in sustainable construction innovation by presenting a wide range of environmentally friendly products that meet the demands of modern construction. Under the concept of “Seamless Quality Living”, SCG aims to create better living experiences that are safe, energy-efficient, and environmentally responsible. Through the “Waste to Construction” initiative, the company focuses on upcycling discarded materials into high-value resources, reducing carbon footprints, and minimizing energy use during production—reinforcing its leadership in Low Carbon Materials, a key direction for the global construction industry. This commitment is prominently showcased at Architect’68 (Architect Expo 2025), held at Challenger Hall 2, IMPACT Muang Thong Thani, from April 29 to May 4, 2025.
SCG continues to develop innovative building materials that serve as Green Solutions, helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions while offering strength, durability, and design appeal—ideal for large-scale construction, homes, and public buildings. Key featured products include:
A key highlight of SCG’s presence is its “Green Collaboration” initiative under the concept “Turn Waste to Value”, led by DECAAR by SCG in partnership with top industry players to transform discarded materials into high-value products. Notable examples include:
Additionally, SCG launches a new series of materials developed under the “Waste to Construction” initiative, turning overlooked waste into sustainable, high-performance construction solutions, including :
SCG remains committed to driving the construction industry toward a sustainable future—innovating for better living, environmental responsibility, and long-term value. Interested in SCG’s future-forward and eco-friendly building solutions? Contact us here.
Starch is a key raw material used to produce products in various industries, especially tapioca starch, which plays an important role in the production of adhesives, textiles, biodegradable materials, and paper, as well as in food products like pasta, snacks, instant foods, semi-finished foods, sweeteners, and even medical products.
Although the flooring and tile industry has shown continuous growth post-pandemic, driven by increased investment in both public and private construction projects, as well as rising home renovation demands, businesses still face intense competition. This includes competing on material quality, offering a wide range of choices to customers, and competing against low-quality, low-priced products. Construction businesses cannot gain a competitive edge over others without a robust and comprehensive supply chain for flooring and tiles.
Betagro Group, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Boiler Service support.
SCG International participated in the 7th AEC Business Forum 2026, held under the theme “New ASEAN: A Paradigm Shift,”
