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BIR Bangkok 2025 - Programme Announcement: Tyres & Rubber Committee - Beyond tyres: recycled rubber & recovered carbon black - shaping tomorrow’s ESG standards

Tyres & Rubber Committee:

Beyond tyres: recycled rubber & recovered carbon black – shaping tomorrow’s ESG standards

The global tyre and rubber recycling industry is growing quickly, with an estimated 1.5 billion tyres reaching end-of-life each year. The market is projected to exceed USD 8 billion by 2032, with strong growth in reclaimed rubber for higher value uses. The Asia-Pacific region leads due to rapid vehicle growth and regulation, while Europe and North America advance through stricter policies and new technologies. However, as regulations tighten in the Asia-Pacific region, the need for new innovations that meet their sustainability requirements has grown.

In this context, the BIR Tyres & Rubber session under the chairmanship of Max Craipeau (Greencore Resources Limited, Hong Kong, CHN) will be spotlighting perspectives from Malaysia and Thailand on sustainable rubber, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) practices and their evolving local regulatory landscape and markets.

Asmipudin Mohd Ali Jinnah, CEO of Bridge Fields Resources (MYS)

With more than 20 years of experience in the rubber recycling industry, Asmipudin leads a company pioneering recycled rubber solutions adopted by international brands in the footwear and automotive industries. The company has advanced recycling technology to enable conversion of various types of recycled rubber into high quality gum for manufacturers.

During his presentation in Bangkok titled “Closing the loop: take-back systems driving ESG performance, a Malaysia case study”, he will share insights on how innovative recycling processes are driving ESG commitments and shaping the future of sustainable rubber, especially in the Malaysian market.

 

Anansinee Thaboon , Founder of Greenenergy One (THA)

Having founded Greenergy One over 10 years ago, Anansinee brings expertise from a company that is advancing research and the use of recovered carbon black (rCB) to support the circular economy.

In her presentation titled: “Recovered carbon black and graphene innovation: advancing circular economy and ESG in Thailand “, she will highlight how rCB technologies contribute to sustainability goals and align with emerging ESG requirements in the country.

The presentations will be followed by an interactive panel moderated by Max Craipeau involving the speakers and questions from the audience.

Join us on 28 October at 9:00 AM to learn more about innovations occurring in the rubber recycling industry, especially in the ASEAN region.

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