Delta Thailand Shares Strategic Insights at ITD Southeast Asia Forum 2025

Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited 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 event, organized by the International Institute for Trade and Development (ITD) together with the Ministry of Commerce and UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), gathered policymakers, industry figures, and experts to explore how Southeast Asia can adapt to fast-changing global trade conditions shaped by tariffs, climate regulations, and technological disruption.

In the session “Reimagining Trade: Turning Uncertainty into Opportunity,” Mr. Jackie Chang, President and COO of Delta Thailand, shared how the company has adapted to global challenges. He explained that disruptions such as inflation, supply chain pressures, and climate impacts have reshaped markets, but Delta has responded by focusing on advanced power conversion and cooling systems for high-performance computing. This has enabled the company to capture growth from the rising demand for data centers and generative AI.

The discussion also emphasized Delta’s confidence in future opportunities across AI-driven infrastructure. As digital transformation accelerates, Delta is advancing liquid cooling and power solutions for data processing, while at the same time strengthening its leadership in electrification with EV charging systems, on-board EV solutions, and energy storage technologies to support Southeast Asia’s transition toward a low-carbon economy.

Delta’s long-term strategy positions Thailand as a central hub for manufacturing and innovation within the region. In recent years, the company has expanded its presence with new operations in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, while continuing to invest in manufacturing capacity and R&D in Bangkok. This combination of regional reach and local expertise enables Delta to deliver sustainable, competitive solutions across diverse industries.

Looking ahead, Delta recognizes that global trade will remain complex, influenced by geopolitical tensions, evolving regulations, and rapid technological change. To stay agile, the company is strengthening supply chain resilience, advancing smart manufacturing, and investing in employee development to ensure its workforce is prepared for future opportunities.

Delta’s presence at the ITD Forum reflects its dedication to promoting resilient and sustainable trade in Southeast Asia. With Thailand as a key manufacturing and R&D base, the company continues to expand its role in electrification, renewable energy, and AI-driven infrastructure. Through ongoing investments in facilities, supply chains, and talent, Delta is committed to supporting both Thailand and the wider ASEAN region in their digital transformation and clean energy journey.

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