Thai Union Group PCL, a global seafood leader, strengthened its FTSE Russell ESG Score in its most recent assessment, reflecting continued progress in environmental, social, and governance performance under SeaChange(R) 2030. The result underscores Thai Union's role in helping lead the push toward more transparent, responsible, and resilient seafood supply chains worldwide.
The company's overall ESG Score increased to 4.3 (up from 4.1 last year), placing it in the 92nd percentile (an increase from 89). The year-on-year improvement reflects stronger public disclosures and progress in several core ESG themes, including top scores in the Environmental Supply Chain and Social Supply Chain categories. Governance performance also strengthened, with top scores in Anti-Corruption, Corporate Governance, and Risk Management.
"These results reflect our continued momentum under our SeaChange(R) 2030 sustainability strategy," said Thiraphong Chansiri, CEO of Thai Union Group. "Sustainability is core to how we operate, and we remain focused on building trusted seafood supply chains, strengthening responsible practices across our business, and creating long-term value for our stakeholders."
FTSE4Good is a suite of sustainability-focused indexes that investors use to support responsible investment decisions. FTSE Russell ESG Scores help inform this by evaluating publicly available disclosures across environmental, social, and governance pillars and key themes. The scores provide a consistent benchmark that helps investors compare performance across industries and countries. Thai Union's performance sends a clear signal that the company is translating commitments into measurable outcomes across its value chain.
Through SeaChange(R) 2030, Thai Union is strengthening its work on human rights, ocean stewardship, climate action, and community wellbeing across a global value chain. Building on SeaChange(R) introduced in 2016, the strategy sets a clear path to deliver meaningful outcomes for people and the planet through 11 interconnected goals aligned with global sustainability expectations and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Thai Union will continue to build on this progress through SeaChange(R) 2030, focusing on measurable outcomes that support trusted seafood supply chains and long-term value creation.