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Trades about 8% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Prima Marine Public Company Limited specializes in maritime logistics, offering sea transport for petroleum products and operating offshore accommodation barges across Thailand and Singapore. The company expertly manages the movement and storage of a diverse range of hydrocarbons, encompassing crude oil, refined petroleum, semi-processed, and liquefied petroleum products, in addition to various chemical substances. Its fleet comprises modern oil tankers, floating storage and offloading (FSO) units, and anchor handling tugs (AHTs), all crucial for supporting offshore oil and gas exploration and production activities. Furthermore, Prima Marine provides professional recruitment and comprehensive vessel management solutions. Established in Bangkok, Thailand, in 2007, the company operates as a subsidiary of Nathalin Co., Ltd.
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