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Toru Takeyama
Director President
Suvimol Lertpitakkit
Director & Chief Financial Officer
Satoshi Kanno
Executive General Manager
Bongkoch Sawetpaisankul
General Manager
Saksit Lerthasdeerat
Senior Manager
Sirikarn Kudthalang
Senior Manager
Kazuya Kaneta
Senior Manager
Anuwat Pantun
Senior Manager
Roland Digital Group (Thailand) Ltd. (DGT) was established in November 2011 and is located in the Sinsakhon Industrial Estate,
Samut Sakhon Province, Thailand. The company operates as a manufacturing subsidiary of Roland DG, which believes that “Imagination”
is a powerful force that transforms creativity into reality and drives continuous technological innovation.
The company is dedicated to developing and manufacturing digital printing and cutting devices, as well as dental milling machines, integrating advanced printing technologies to deliver high-quality products that meet the needs of customers worldwide while strengthening the Roland DG brand.
Digital Printing & Cutting
Dental Milling Machines
Thailand was selected as the group’s primary manufacturing base due to its strategic location, efficient transportation infrastructure, and availability of skilled labor and resources, all of which support efficient global manufacturing operations.
Prime location in Southeast Asia providing optimal logistics connectivity for global export.
Robust transportation and supply chain infrastructure supporting seamless distribution.
Access to highly skilled workforce and industrial resources for global operations.
DGT commenced its first production on October 1, 2012, with the VersaArt RE/RA-640 model and an initial workforce of 49 employees. Since then, the company has continued to grow to support its role as a key manufacturing hub for the Roland DG Group.
October 1, 2012
First Production Date
VersaArt RE/RA-640
Initial Production Model
49 Employees
Initial Workforce
Throughout its operations, DGT maximizes its core strengths, uphold safety and quality as top priorities, and contribute to group-wide profitability through continuous cost optimization.
