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BANGKOK – September 12, 2025 - Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL., joined regional and international leaders at the ITD Southeast Asia Trade and Development Forum 2025, held on September 11 at the Dusit Thani Bangkok. The forum, jointly organized by the International Institute for Trade and Development (ITD), the Ministry of Commerce and UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), brought together policymakers, industry leaders and experts to address how Southeast Asia can navigate shifting global trade dynamics shaped by tariffs, climate regulation and technological disruption.
“Businesses everywhere are being tested by inflation, supply chain strains and climate events that have reshaped markets. At Delta, we responded to these disruptions by pivoting toward advanced power conversion and cooling systems for high-performance computing, allowing us to capture new opportunities from the rapid growth of data centers and generative AI. Uncertainty has become the new normal in global trade, but by staying close to our partners and committing to sustainable innovation, we can turn challenges into long-term opportunities that create value for both our customers and society” said Mr. Jackie Chang, Chief Operating Officer and President of Delta Electronics Thailand, who spoke as a panelist in the session “Reimagining Trade: Turning Uncertainty into Opportunity.”
Building on this momentum, Delta sees continued opportunity in AI-driven infrastructure, including liquid cooling and advanced power systems, as demand for data processing accelerates. At the same time, the company is expanding its leadership in electrification with solutions such as EV chargers, on-board EV systems and energy storage to support Southeast Asia’s transition toward a low-carbon economy.
Delta’s long-term strategy in the region emphasizes Thailand’s role as a global manufacturing hub. The company has expanded its footprint with new operations in Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia, alongside major investment in manufacturing and R&D facilities in Bangkok. This combination of regional presence and local innovation enables Delta to deliver competitive, sustainable solutions across multiple industries.
Looking ahead, Delta is preparing for an increasingly complex trade environment marked by geopolitical tensions and technological disruption. By strengthening supply chain resilience, investing in smart manufacturing and supporting continuous employee upskilling, the company aims to remain agile while driving long-term growth.
Delta’s participation at the forum reinforces the company’s commitment to resilient and sustainable trade in Southeast Asia. As a key manufacturing and R&D hub for the Delta Group, Delta Thailand continues to expand its capabilities in electrification, renewable energy and AI-driven infrastructure. With ongoing investment in facilities, supply chains and local talent, the company is positioned to support Thailand and the ASEAN region in their digital and low-carbon transitions.
