PTT and Krung Sri Launch First Sustainable Finance Deal
PTT secures a 4.8 billion baht sustainability-linked loan from Krung Sri Bank to fund reforestation and education initiatives, marking the energy giant's first major financing deal tied to environmental and social goals.
PTT and Krung Sri have closed the company's first sustainability-linked term loan, a 4.8 billion baht facility aimed at funding major reforestation and education projects. Patralada Saangsamang, PTT's Chief Financial Officer, and Kenichi Yamamoto, President and Chief Executive of Krung Sri Bank, announced the achievement, with Krung Sri serving as the sole sustainability finance advisor and sole lender.
The transaction represents a significant step forward for PTT in embedding sustainability principles into its business strategy, balancing commercial growth with environmental stewardship and long-term social value creation. The loan proceeds will support PTT's key sustainability initiatives, including forest restoration and expansion, as well as science and technology education development through KVIS and VISTEC to advance environmental conservation, innovation, and workforce development for Thailand's future.
The success of this transaction coincides with PTT's 48th anniversary and underscores the company's ongoing commitment to sustainable growth for Thailand and future generations. The deal also represents a major achievement for Thailand's energy sector in driving long-term sustainable development.
The partnership reflects not only capital provision but also a shared commitment between PTT and Krung Sri to support Thailand's sustainable future by balancing energy security, economic growth, and environmental responsibility. It further demonstrates the deep and enduring relationship between the two organizations and aligns with Krung Sri's vision of becoming a leading sustainable regional bank by offering strategic partnership, sustainability advisory, knowledge, expertise, and tailored financial solutions to support customers' long-term growth and sustainability transition.