Bangkok, November 11, 2026 – Sanofi Thailand has achieved a significant milestone by receiving the “Corporate Social Impact Award 2026 – Gold Level” from the American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand (AmCham Thailand) for the seventh consecutive year. The prestigious award ceremony was held on November 9, 2026, at the Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok. This recognition reflects Sanofi’s unwavering commitment to corporate social responsibility, enhancing the quality of life for Thai people, and driving tangible social impact.

Sanofi goes beyond discovering innovative medicines and vaccines; the company prioritizes creating a positive social impact across all its operations, perfectly aligning with its core purpose: “We Chase the Miracles of Science to Improve People’s Lives.” Sanofi integrates social impact into the way it works, from strengthening access to care to building health awareness, and recognizes the critical importance of Life-course Immunization. The company advocates that severe respiratory diseases, such as influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), can be effectively prevented and mitigated through efficient medical innovations. To achieve this, Sanofi has continuously collaborated with network partners, including the Medical Service Department and Health Department of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), and the Department of Medical Services under the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH). to jointly strengthen Thailand’s preventive public health ecosystem.

Mr. Charles Trolliet, TMS Partnership & SEAI Portfolio Management Lead, General Medicines at Sanofi, highlighted the organization’s direction: “At Sanofi, we firmly believe that true business success must grow in tandem with long-term social responsibility. Our ability to sustain long-term CSR initiatives in Thailand stems from our holistic view of the Healthcare Ecosystem. We are committed to delivering fair and effective access to treatments, and to help communities build awareness of preventive health. This commitment reflects our comprehensive vision to drive Thai society forward, fostering a healthier and more resilient nation.”

Ms. Wansiri Chuenjitkuntaworn, Head of Operations Thailand, Vaccines Business at Sanofi, expressed her pride on behalf of the organization: “Receiving the AmCham CSI Gold Award for seven consecutive years is the utmost pride for all Sanofi executives and employees. It reflects the continuous collaboration over the years—from our dedicated employee volunteers who give their time to local communities, to our partners across all sectors who help turn these initiatives into reality, creating tangible results that improve people’s lives. We will use this pride as a driving force to continue creating meaningful initiatives, supporting healthcare, and delivering life-changing health innovations continuously.”

Continuing Good Deeds, Delivering Smiles, and Creating Enduring Social Impact

Reinforcing this mission, Sanofi Thailand organized its 2026 highlight WeVolunteer activity, themed “Healthy Ageing,” at the Ban Bang Khae Social Welfare Development Center for Older Persons on October 27, 2026. Responding to Thailand’s full transition into an aged society, Sanofi mobilized employee volunteers to spend a day of care and connection with elderly, starting with lunch served to everyone before the activities began. The event focused on holistic physical and mental well-being, featuring activities such as chair yoga for safe physical stimulation, and a fan-painting art workshop to enhance focus and creativity. A key highlight was the “Health Chat,” an educational session led by a medical expert, offering in-depth insights into the dangers and prevention of influenza—which often causes severe complications in older adults—along with friendly nutritional advice, while volunteers served herbal drinks to participants.

Sanofi Thailand has carried out key CSR programs in recent years that have made a positive impact on communities, including:

  • Sanofi Planet Care Upcycling Program: An environmental initiative aimed at reducing medical plastic waste by placing collection boxes for used insulin pens at partner hospitals. These pens are recycled, melted into plastic pellets, and molded into multipurpose storage boxes, which are then donated to schools and hospitals nationwide, driving a practical circular economy approach in healthcare.
  • Kids & Diabetes in Schools (KiDS): A proactive initiative aimed at raising diabetes awareness among children and youth. The program promotes healthy behaviors from a foundational level by educating students on proper nutrition, exercise, and adequate rest.

The success and recognition Sanofi Thailand has garnered over the past seven years reflect its efforts to create value beyond business performance, from advancing disease awareness and preventive health to collaborating with public sector partners and supporting the communities it serves. Sanofi Thailand remains committed to applying its scientific expertise to help build a healthier and more sustainable future for Thai society.

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