On 4–5 September 2025, Tipco Asphalt, together with Nila Solutions, showcased “Paving Future Roads” at the International Symposium “Towards Holistic Roads and Beyond,” organized by the Department of Rural Roads with the Thailand Road Association in Bangkok.
The opening ceremony was presided over by Khun Chayatan Phromsorn, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transport. The event was also attended by executives from the Ministry of Transport, the Department of Rural Roads, the Executive Board of Thailand Road Association, distinguished speakers, and honored guests.
At the booth, innovations for the future of sustainable roads were showcased, including:
- Bio Binder: A green asphalt binder made from plant-based extracts, designed to reduce environmental impacts while maintaining excellent strength and durability for pavement surfaces.
- Fibroseal: The latest innovation for rehabilitating deteriorating pavement, improving flexibility and durability, and preventing water infiltration. It is suitable for all road conditions, including expressways, elevated roads, bridges, and tunnels.
- Nila Solutions: The specialist in road solutions and innovations, presenting their comprehensive digital platform that manages construction projects end-to-end. The platform covers project planning, progress tracking, and automated reporting, with real-time daily updates delivered via LINE Official Account, ensuring easy, accurate, and timely access to information.
The platform is available on a monthly subscription basis, with additional on-demand services to address specific project needs, such as:
- Stockpile volume measurement
- Cut-and-fill earthwork volume calculation
- Video updates on project progress
- Digital mapping of construction sites
Nila Solutions serves as a digital assistant, helping projects progress efficiently while managing costs effectively.
The international symposium “Towards Holistic Roads and Beyond” provided a valuable platform for exchanging knowledge and experiences in holistic transport infrastructure development. Experts, academics, and practitioners from various countries, including the United States, Italy, Denmark, Australia, and Japan, participated in discussions and workshops. The event also featured more than 28 exhibitions from government agencies, private organizations, and academic institutions, showcasing knowledge, research, and innovations in the field.




























