“HaadThip” confirms floods have not affected manufacturing base Mobilizes all resources to urgently support affected employees and communities

Hat Yai, 24 November 2025 – HaadThip Public Company Limited announced that the flooding situation in Southern Thailand has not affected its manufacturing base, which is currently located in Phunphin District of Surat Thani. This will allow the company to resume normal operations quickly once the situation begins to ease. In addition, the company’s head office area in Hat Yai District of Songkhla, has also not been flooded. However, employees and retailers have been widely affected by the severe flooding. As a result, the company has set up a Crisis Response Team (CRT) at the Hat Yai office to manage the situation in line with its Business Continuity Plan, while providing support to employees and their families as well as affected communities, in accordance with the long-standing “HaadThip – Together for Good” vision.

Due to the heavy rainfall and widespread flooding in many southern provinces, especially in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, where the situation has reached a critical level with severe, widespread inundation, HaadThip Public Company Limited, as the manufacturer and distributor of Coca-Cola beverages in Southern Thailand, has clarified the impact as follows: at present, the situation has not affected the company’s manufacturing base, which has been consolidated at the Punpin Plant in Surat Thani since early this year. Therefore, the company is still able to manufacture beverages as usual. Although transportation routes have been partially impacted, the company will be able to return to normal operations quickly once the situation begins to improve. At the same time, the head office area in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, has also not been directly affected by the severe, widespread flooding. Nevertheless, to ensure a swift and effective response, the company has established a Crisis Response Team (CRT) at the Hat Yai office to implement its Business Continuity Plan and to provide assistance to employees, their families, and affected communities to the fullest extent of the company’s capabilities — a way of doing business that the company has always upheld.

Major General Patchara Rattakul, Chief Executive Officer, outlined the company’s approach to managing the current situation: