Moving towards sustainable development
Mr. Ken Iwamoto, President of Hino Motors Sales (Thailand) Limited, along with Mr. Day Yingchol, Executive Vice President, and the executive team, joined “Hino’s 60th Anniversary celebration”, moving towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) under the “60 Years Together for Sustainability” theme which focuses on conducting a business that creates a balance between technological development and environmental responsibility. The celebration at True Icon Hall, Iconsiam, is an opportunity to thank the company’s customers and business partners for their continuous support and to introduce the special campaign, “Celebrating Hino’s 60th Anniversary with 60 Baht Gold”. Hino extended a warm welcome to H.E. Mr. Koichi Hagiuda, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry and Mr.Takuro Tasaka, Minister of Economic Affairs, Embassy of Japan, who delivered opening remarks and congratulatory speeches as representatives of Japan.
Mr. Ken Iwamoto, President of Hino Motors Sales (Thailand) Limited, said that, “Hino Motors Sales (Thailand) Limited will continue to promote policies that are in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With its commitment to be a driving force towards those goals, Hino is celebrating its anniversary under the ‘60 Years Together for Sustainability’ theme which focuses on conducting a business that creates a balance between technological development and environmental responsibility. It promises to deliver many good things this year, following its ‘Lead to Change’ credo that strives to become the leader of change for commercial vehicles.”
Mr. Day Yingchol, Executive Vice President of Hino Motors Sales (Thailand) Limited, talked about the overall business, products, and services, stressing that the company’s mission is “To make the world a better place to live by helping people and goods get where they need to go—safely, economically, and with environmental responsibility—while focusing on sustainable development.” He added that, “The company has been operating towards that mission since its first year in Thailand by offering trucks and buses that meet the needs of customers, as is proven by its sales of 380,000 vehicles over the past 60 years, and by supporting society in every way, directly and indirectly. To celebrate its 60th anniversary, Hino Motors Sales (Thailand) Limited will focus on a total support solution cycle that pays attention to our customers and we will continue to introduce special activities and new campaigns for our customers. The company does not only focus on profit, but also environmental responsibility, which needs to be taken into account alongside technological and product development for a better future.”
“The ‘Celebrating Hino’s 60th Anniversary’ event not only marks its 60 years of success but also introduces future technologies that Thai people will be able to experience in no time, including electric trucks and driverless transport vehicles. To ensure a fun and enjoyable occasion, the event includes a lucky draw for customers attending and a mini concert by famous singer, Stamp-Apiwat Ueathavornsuk, who co-wrote the song, “This is Hino”, with Hino. In addition, Hino launches the special campaign ‘Celebrating Hino’s 60th Anniversary with 60 Baht Gold’ to express appreciation to customers for their continuous support. Don't miss out! Just bring a Hino vehicle for service to any service centre nationwide and get a chance to win gold worth more than 1,883,100 baht.”
“Hino Motors Sales (Thailand) Limited would like to express its sincere gratitude to all its customers and stakeholders for your trust and support over the past 60 years, which have allowed us to succeed and stand where we are today. We are committed to developing products and services to generate growth and support all Thai businesses as well as delivering highest customer satisfaction to improve our business quality for Thai people and our role as Asia's transport leader that operates based on social and environmental responsibility, striving to create satisfaction, happiness, and smiles for Thai people.”