Thai Deputy Minister of Industry Visits Yongxing Thailand for Inspection and Guidance Strengthening Government–Enterprise Cooperation for Sustainable Development

On February 20, 2026, Mr. Yosin Linlert, Deputy Minister of Industry of Thailand, led a high-level government delegation to Yongxing Thailand for an on-site inspection of the company’s production operations, quality management, and corporate social responsibility practices. The visit provided valuable guidance and encouragement for the company’s high-quality development.

The visiting delegation consisted of more than 30 representatives, including Mr. Pirawat Songwong, Secretary to the Deputy Minister of Industry; Mr. Watcharun Jucharorn, Inspector of the Ministry of Industry; Mr. Pattapol Limpadee, Deputy Secretary-General of the Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI); Mr. Narong Buaban, Director of the Factory Licensing Service Division of the Department of Industrial Works; Mr. Apirat Amsuriya, Director of the Prachinburi Provincial Industry Office; as well as members of the Deputy Minister’s advisory team and working staff.

The delegation was warmly received by Mr. Zhao Junchao, Assistant to the General Manager of Yongxing Thailand; Mr. Wang Xing, HR & Administration Manager; Ms. Lin Ya, External Relations Manager; and Mr. Wang Qingcheng, Production Manager, together with other management representatives, who accompanied the delegation throughout the visit.

During the meeting session, representatives of Yongxing Thailand introduced the company’s development history, product portfolio, current production operations, and future development plans. After carefully listening to the presentation, Deputy Minister Yosin Linlert highly praised the company’s product quality and standardized operations, and provided important guidance in light of industry development trends and policy directions.

Mr. Yosin Linlert emphasized that the steel industry is a crucial pillar of Thailand’s national economy. Steel products such as rebar and wire rod are widely used in housing construction, road and bridge projects, and automobile manufacturing, serving as essential materials for national infrastructure development and public safety. He further stressed that steel enterprises must strictly comply with Thai Industrial Standards (TIS), uphold rigorous quality standards, and ensure safety in order to safeguard engineering quality and public welfare.

Regarding corporate social responsibility and sustainable development, Mr. Yosin Linlert also expressed clear expectations. First, companies should prioritize local employment by offering more job opportunities to local residents, enabling them to work closer to home while reducing living costs and boosting regional economic vitality. Second, enterprises must strictly follow environmental protection standards by strengthening waste treatment, water pollution control, and factory greening to promote harmony between industrial development and the ecological environment.

The delegation also visited the company’s cultural exhibition hall and modern production workshops. Through multimedia displays and detailed presentations, they gained a deeper understanding of the company’s development history, corporate culture, core values, and achievements. In the production workshop, the delegation observed production line operations, manufacturing processes, technical equipment, and quality control procedures, further enhancing their understanding of the company’s operational practices.

The visit by the Deputy Minister and his delegation greatly encouraged Yongxing Thailand. The company expressed sincere appreciation for the valuable guidance and reaffirmed its commitment to strictly following TISI standards, continuously improving product quality, supporting Thailand’s infrastructure development with high-quality steel products, strengthening community integration, and promoting green and low-carbon development.