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Trades about 234% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited (OR) is a company dedicated to the commercial marketing and retail distribution of petroleum products and an array of other services, operating both domestically in Thailand and globally. The enterprise organizes its activities across three primary segments: Mobility Business, Lifestyle Business, and Global Business. Its extensive portfolio includes the blending, bottling, marketing, and retail of lubricants, alongside various fuel-related offerings such as specialized aircraft refueling. OR also delivers corporate support services, encompassing oil and retail business management, human resources, general business services, and online automotive solutions. Additionally, the company makes strategic investments in entities responsible for managing fuel stations, convenience stores, and the commercial spaces within these retail environments. Its direct retail footprint features popular brands like Cafe Amazon, a network of convenience stores, and diverse food and beverage outlets. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Chatuchak, Thailand, OR further engages in area management and the broader coffee and beverage industries. It functions as a subsidiary of PTT Public Company Limited.
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