Mr. Tipp Dalal (third from right), Chief Executive Officer of Triple i Logistics Public Company Limited (III), received the Training Service Provider Certification from Air Chief Marshal Manat Chavanaprayoon (third from left), Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT). The certification recognizes DGP Training, a subsidiary of Triple i Group, as a certified provider of Dangerous Goods Training Programs and Competency-Based Assessments (CBTA).
This milestone represents an extension of DGP’s long-standing expertise in integrated hazardous and chemical logistics services, expanding into knowledge transfer and professional training for individuals and organizations involved in air transport of dangerous goods. All programs are designed to comply with international standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), contributing to enhanced safety and efficiency in Thailand’s air transport sector.
DGP Training has launched its first CAAT-certified program,
CBTA 7.1 – Personnel Responsible for Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments, tailored for operators and personnel engaged in the preparation of dangerous goods for air transport. The next program,
CBTA 7.3 – Personnel Responsible for Processing or Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments, is currently under CAAT’s certification process and will be open for registration soon.
“Triple i” Achieves Highest AAA Rating in SET ESG Ratings by the Stock Exchange of Thailand
Triple i Logistics Public Company Limited has been awarded an AAA rating, the highest level, in the SET ESG Ratings 2025, marking a continued improvement from its AA rating in 2024.
This recognition reflects the Company’s strong commitment to elevating business standards with a comprehensive focus on sustainability across all dimensions — environmental, social, economic, and governance. The Company has also established clear goals and strategic plans to foster participation at every level of the organization, ensuring collective progress toward sustainable development.
Importantly, this achievement serves as a key driving force for Triple i in advancing toward its vision of becoming a leading regional logistics service provider with stable and sustainable growth.
Executives and employees of Triple i joined together to donate blood and platelets to help patients in need through the activity “iii Blood Donation – Giving Blood, Giving Life.” The mobile donation unit was provided by Rajavithi Hospital at our headquarters. This is a meaningful activity that we have continuously organized.
On this occasion, a total of 13,500 cc of blood was collected, which statistically can help up to approximately 90 patients (as each patient requires an average of about 150 cc of blood).
Rajavithi Hospital also noted that blood supplies remain in shortage. Those who are interested are encouraged to donate blood at nearby hospitals to help ensure sufficient reserves for patients in need.