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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited functions as an energy enterprise primarily focused on processing crude oil and distributing its derivatives. Its diverse operations are structured across multiple divisions, including petroleum refining and trading, sales and marketing, power generation, development of bio-based products, natural resource exploration, and other ventures. The corporation's activities span from the exploration and production of traditional petroleum, alongside renewable biodiesel and ethanol, to generating electricity from solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal sources. It also engages in lithium mining and manages a network of service stations. Through oil traders, it distributes its petroleum offerings across a broad spectrum of industries, such as transportation, aviation, maritime, construction, manufacturing, and agriculture. By the close of 2021, the company oversaw 1,277 fueling stations. Its operational footprint extends significantly beyond its home country of Thailand, encompassing nations like Malaysia, Japan, Korea, Brunei, Russia, Laos, China, the Philippines, Singapore, and Norway, demonstrating a robust international presence. Established in 1984, with its headquarters situated in Bangkok, Thailand, the company adopted its current name, Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited, in April 2017, having previously operated as The Bangchak Petroleum Public Company Limited.
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