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Trades about 39% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Gulf Energy Development Public Company Limited, headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, is an energy firm that primarily generates and distributes electricity and steam to both public and private sector clients across Thailand and internationally. The company operates through a multifaceted structure encompassing four key segments: Power Business, Consulting Business, Infrastructure Business, and Satellite Business. Within its Power segment, Gulf Energy leverages a diverse portfolio of generation methods, including gas-fired, solar, biomass, and wind power projects, operating under both independent power producer (IPP) and small power producer (SPP) frameworks. Its Infrastructure ventures involve undertaking various development projects, managing the distribution and sale of natural gas, and overseeing digital infrastructure operations. Furthermore, its operations extend to various support, technology, and investment services, alongside trading and the storage and conversion of natural gas. The Satellite segment covers satellite services, direct television and equipment sales, and transponder provisions. Gulf Energy also engages in engineering and development, offers broadband network and content services, and participates in broadcasting, television, and telecommunications. System integration consultancy for broadband networks is another specialized offering. Founded in 2007, Gulf Energy Development has grown into a comprehensive energy and infrastructure player.
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