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Indian Ambassador Visits SCG to Explore Future Collaboration

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H.E. Mr. Puneet Agrawal, Ambassador of India to Thailand, met with SCG executives

                HE. Mr. Puneet Agrawal,Ambassador of India to Thailand, met with SCG executives led by Mr. Wiraoat Rattanachaisit, CEO of SCG Cement- Building Materials, Mr. Surachai Nimlaor, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operations Officer of SCG Cement-Building Materials, and Mrs. Anchalee Chavanalikikorn, Managing Director of SCG International, to discuss SCG’s business operations and future collaboration opportunities in India.

                During the meeting, SCG shared updates on its ongoing businesses in India, highlighting its commitment to sustainable building materials and long-term investment in the market. Both parties also exchanged views on potential cooperation in India’s rapidly growing sectors, including infrastructure, logistics, food processing, and the circular economy.

H.E. Mr. Puneet Agrawal, Ambassador of India to Thailand, met with SCG executives
H.E. Mr. Puneet Agrawal,Ambassador of India to Thailand Visits SCG_3

                The meeting reflects SCG’s commitment to strengthening international partnerships and exploring new business opportunities to support sustainable growth in India.

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