Helping the strong understand challenges with green financial growth
Discussed: 12 Mar 2025 at 04: 00
Helping B. Grimm Power Plc achieve its goal of becoming a world power company requires strenuous work, with an effective input from Siriwong Borvornboonrutai, co-president for finance and accounting at the agency.
Siriwong Borvornboonrutai, Co-President — Finance and Accounting, B. Grimm Power Plc
She is known for her role in working with the professional staff to set the direction for the business, not only to enhance its power generation ability, but also to maintain its money grow in a healthy way.
B. Grimm Power is a crucial income driver for the party, earning more than the other five businesses under the B. Grimm Group, especially store, medical, digital technology, real estate, and the lifestyle-related firms.
The business has tremendous potential to become a strength business on a global level, with total power supply set to jump to 10 gigawatts, away from 4GW, by 2030, said Ms Siriwong.
B. Grimm Power also aims to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
” Our journey is driven by strategic expansion, financial strength and strong partnerships in which we have established a presence in multiple countries, ensuring a well-balanced portfolio across both emerging and developed markets to drive growth and resilience”, Ms Siriwong said.
She helps the company bring a global perspective to decision-making, ensuring its operations are carefully implemented by adapting to cultures in every market.
One driving force that will pave the way for B. Grimm Power to successfully run the energy business on the global stage is geographical diversification. This allows the company to minimise geopolitical risks by reducing its reliance on a single market, she said.
Ms Siriwong also helps B. Grimm Power better manage risks through her work in the company’s finance and accounting section.
In her view, if B. Grimm Power meets four criteria, mainly aimed at dealing with financial issues, the company will stand out globally.
The criteria are: a significant share of revenue from international operations, particularly from renewable power plants, the growth of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation, which will enhance overall financial performance, a positive net present value and a higher return on capital employed than weighted average cost of capital, the company’s commitment to be a leading player in the international energy landscape.
Ms Siriwong also supports B. Grimm Power’s access to large, investment-grade markets such as Europe, the US, Japan and South Korea. These economies are experiencing a surge in power demand due to electrification trends or electricity-powered life, she said.
These factors cannot be separated from the rigorous and sound financial analysis that Ms Siriwong has been conducting for the company.