Conducting Business with Fairness and Sustainability
The Company operates a policy of free and fair-trade competition in accordance with the legal framework in the country in which the Company operates the business to cope with the treatment of business partners as the rules for the benefit of partners, customers including all groups of stakeholders for the sustainability of all parties. In order to be consistent and in the same direction as the business operation reflecting the intention to develop businesses that are concerned with the environment, society, good corporate governance and covering all groups of stakeholders, apart from the Business Code and Corporate Governance Policy, the Company has clearly defined policies and guidelines on various matters in the Employee Code of Conduct. It is published on the Company's website http://www. rclgroup.com as well as communicated to employees to raise their awareness and acknowledge of these matters annually.

The RCL Code of Conduct governs the followings:
  • Attitude towards RCL
  • Usage of the name “RCL”
  • Personal ethical core values
  • Relationship with fellow colleagues
  • Competitor, partner and supplier relationships
  • Sexual, other unlawful harassment and workplace violence
  • Confidential information
  • Use of E-mails, Internet, information access, software, telecommunication facilities and office equipment
  • Environment and Society
  • Personal Privacy
  • Anti-Corruption
  • Whistle Blower
  • Human Rights

RCL's Engagement with the United Nations Global Compact
On 2 October 2025, Regional Container Lines Public Company Limited (RCL) became a participant in the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), demonstrating its commitment to responsible business practices and the Ten Principles covering Human Rights, Labour, Environment, and Anti-Corruption.

In line with the UNGC's Environmental Principles, RCL supports climate action through initiatives focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy efficiency, and exploring alternative marine fuels.

RCL also demonstrates its commitment to transparency and accountability through its annual Communication on Progress (CoP), reporting on its sustainability performance and progress in implementing the Ten Principles. The Company submitted its first CoP in 2026.


RCL Promotes Sustainable Shipping through Engagement with the Thai Shipowners' Association
Regional Container Lines Public Company Limited (RCL) is a member of the Thai Shipowners' Association (TSA), an industry association that promotes maritime collaboration, knowledge sharing, regulatory engagement, and sustainable shipping practices.

Through its membership, RCL engages with maritime stakeholders to exchange knowledge, share industry practices, and support responsible and sustainable shipping operations.

Key areas of engagement include:
  • Maritime Regulatory Compliance: Participating in information exchanges on international maritime conventions, regulatory developments, and operational requirements.
  • Environmental Protection and Sustainability: Engaging in industry discussions and promoting awareness on marine environmental protection, pollution prevention, responsible waste management, and sustainable shipping practices.
  • Climate Change and Decarbonisation: Encouraging industry dialogue on greenhouse gas emissions reduction, energy efficiency, and the transition towards lower-carbon maritime transportation.
  • Maritime Safety and Operational Excellence: Exchanging knowledge on maritime safety standards, responsible ship management, and continuous improvement in shipping operations.
  • Industry Knowledge Sharing: Participating in seminars, technical discussions, and exchanges of operational experience and best practices.

RCL Helps Shape a Safer, More Sustainable Shipping Industry with the World Shipping Council
Regional Container Lines Public Company Limited (RCL) is a member of the World Shipping Council (WSC), an international trade association dedicated to promoting maritime safety, environmental sustainability, and responsible shipping practices. RCL is represented on the WSC Board of Directors by its President, Dr. Twinchok Tanthuwanit, contributing to strategic industry dialogue and collaboration.

RCL participates in the WSC Cargo Safety Program, an initiative aimed at preventing maritime incidents through improved identification of dangerous goods and enhanced cargo safety practices.

RCL contributes to industry dialogue and knowledge sharing on environmental protection, maritime decarbonisation, safeguarding biodiversity, and the transition towards more sustainable shipping practices.


Anti-Corruption
Participation in anti-corruption networks: the Thai Private Sector Collective Action Against Corruption (CAC)

In 2025, the Company announced its intention to join the "Private Sector Collective Action against Corruption (CAC)" to demonstrate its commitment to being part of the efforts to resolve and combat corruption within Thailand’s business sector.

In 2026, the Company received CAC Certification and achieved 2-star CAC Certified status.


The Company conducted the anti-corruption training sessions as follows;
  • Anti-Corruption Training on 27 April 2026.
  • Anti-Corruption Training for Employees in at-risk roles on 30 April 2026.
Furthermore, all RCL employees must complete the e-learning on our Anti-Corruption and Whistleblower policies.




In addition, the Company promotes a conducive working environment by establishing 5 core values (ATRCL) to guide the staffs of all levels in the RCL Group:


The Company realized that only leadership in staffs is not enough. It should be together with moral and good governance. Therefore, the Company recognizes and cultivated employees with leadership in good governance as our core value No.5 “Leadership with Integrity”.



Sustainability Committee

The Nomination, Corporate Governance, and Sustainability Committee (NCGS) is an integral part of the company’s governance framework. This committee has been established to oversee and drive the company's efforts in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices. As of December 31, 2023, the NCGS Committee includes three independent and non-executive directors:
  • Mr. Viset Choopiban - Chairman
  • Mr. Amornsuk Noparumpa - Member
  • Mrs. Arpavadee Meekun-Iam – Member
This committee is responsible for developing sustainability policies, encouraging knowledge and understanding of sustainability within the organization, and advising on the establishment of policy principles to align with sustainability development.

Our Commitment to Sustainability: Establishing the ESG Key Lead

At RCL, we believe that sustainable business practices are key to building a better future. Guided by Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles, we are committed to growing responsibly while creating a positive impact on the world around us.

In 2024, we established the ESG Key Lead Taskforce, bringing together representatives from key departments across the company. This team plays a vital role in shaping and driving our ESG initiatives, ensuring sustainability remains at the core of our operations.

We held the ESG Key Lead meeting on 12 February 2026 to:
  • Review of the Company’s Sustainability Materiality Assessment for 2025
  • Presentation of ESG Action Plans for 2026 by Each Department
  • Preparation and Submission of Information for the 2026 Assessment
  • Improvement and monitor
    -    Environment (GHG Management)
    -    Social (Occupational Health & Safety)
    -    Employee Training & Development
    -    Data Protection & Cybersecurity

The formation of the ESG Key Lead represents a pivotal advancement in our sustainability journey. It reflects our shared commitment to creating long-term value for our stakeholders, our communities, and the environment.

We are excited to move forward, strengthening our ESG practices and sharing our progress through annual sustainability reports and regular updates.

Together, we are building a more sustainable future.
Compliance Departments

The company has appointed Mr. Fan Ten Yau as the Head of Corporate Control & Compliance. The Compliance Department is responsible for ensuring that the company operates in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies, thereby safeguarding the organization’s integrity and reputation.
Awards

5-Star Corporate Governance Score (CG Score), as assessed by the Thai Institute of Directors



Full points for AGM checklist



Regional Container Lines Public Company Limited (RCL) is proud to have received prestigious recognition for its outstanding performance and leadership during 2025.

1.    2025 Public Company of the Year Award (Transportation and Logistics Category)

Money & Banking Awards 2025
presented to companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) that demonstrate exceptional overall performance throughout the year by Money & Banking magazine.



2.    SET Awards 2025

In 2025, RCL received three distinguished awards at the SET Awards 2025 for its excellence in company performance and leadership.

Business Excellence Awards

2.1 Outstanding Company Performance Award

(market capitalization of over THB 10 billion but not exceeding THB 30 billion)

This award recognizes the company’s robust operational performance, prudent financial management, strong adherence to corporate governance standards, and sustained ability to deliver stable business results.



Best CEO Awards
  • Outstanding CEO Awards
  • Outstanding Young Rising Star CEO Award

Dr. Twinchok Tanthuwanit, President of RCL, received two awards recognizing top executives who have led their organizations to success across multiple dimensions, upholding the principles of good corporate governance in organizational management, demonstrating strategic vision and capabilities, dedication to investor relations activities, as well as emphasis on social responsibility and steadfast support for creating sustainability in business operations.



3.    Quality Person of the Year 2025 (Business Sector - Transportation and Logistics)

Foundation of Science and Technology Council of Thailand (FSTT)
Dr. Twinchok Tanthuwanit was honored with the Quality Person of the Year 2025 award in the Business Sector – Transportation and Logistics category for his outstanding professional achievements and dedication to activities that benefit society and the nation.

4.    The Most Promising Shipping Company 2025

Ningbo Port Group
RCL Ningbo Branch has been honored as the Most Promising Shipping Company 2025 by Ningbo Port Group. In recognition of its outstanding performance in developing hinterland businesses, including the Yangtze River region, northern and southern Zhejiang, and sea-rail intermodal transport.



5.    Excellent Shipping Partner

Yiwu Port
RCL Ningbo Branch has been awarded the title of Excellent Shipping Partner in 2025. This honor is in recognition of RCL’s milestone in establishing the Yiwu Sales Office in 2025, as well as its new initiatives, including the Yiwu CCA railway service and other key projects.



Class NK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai)
RCL vessels’ CO2 volume capture was certificated by the ClassNK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai). To conduct the Company business with environmental responsibility, striving to adhere to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and marine pollution.