Over the past six months of continuous operations, the company has processed more than 53,000 kilograms (53 tons) of organic waste, producing a substantial amount of plant nutrients that can be returned for the benefit of the community, society, and various environmental projects.

On this occasion, Treasury Asset Development Co., Ltd., in collaboration with Oklin (Thailand) Co., Ltd., delivered 12,000 kilograms of plant nutrients to the Office of the Royal Development Projects Board (ORDPB) to support the maintenance and restoration of green spaces under Royal Initiative Projects nationwide. The handover ceremony was represented by Ms. Pannee Nitisarawut, Senior Director of Planning and Risk Management and Acting Director of Governance and Sustainability, together with Ms. Phakphorn Chonthong, Senior Director of Government Complex Administration 1, and the working team, who officially presented the donation to Mr. Suporn Treenarintr, Secretary-General of the ORDPB.

Ms. Nattakarn Klawvuthanan, Managing Director of Oklin (Thailand) Co., Ltd., attended the event, reaffirming the company’s commitment to driving green innovation and sustainable development through advanced organic waste management technology.

After the ceremony, Mr. Suporn Treenarintr led the delegation on a tour of the ORDPB’s exhibition area, explaining the agency’s core mission in coordinating and implementing Royal Initiative Projects related to natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, and enhancing quality of life for people across the country.

The organic waste management project of Treasury Asset Development Co., Ltd. stands as a model for state enterprises applying ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles at an organizational level—particularly in the environmental dimension, emphasizing efficient resource utilization, reduced landfill dependency, and lower greenhouse gas emissions (notably methane, which has a global warming potential 28 times greater than carbon dioxide). This approach aligns with the goal of achieving Net Zero Carbon.

This collaboration is further proof that public and private sectors can work hand-in-hand to transform “waste” into “value” through measurable and practical processes—reducing the burden of municipal waste management, promoting the circular economy, and fostering environmental awareness across society.

Treasury Asset Development Co., Ltd. will continue advancing sustainable environmental management systems and remains open to partnerships from various sectors to create livable, well-balanced cities that harmonize environmental, economic, and quality of life objectives.