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Trades about 105% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Bangkok, Thailand, and established in 2001, Power Solution Technologies Public Company Limited operates across a diverse range of energy-related sectors. The company is a key player in Thailand for the supply and installation of power control and backup systems. It also actively generates and distributes electricity from various renewable sources, including solar, biomass, and other biological power systems. Furthermore, PSTC provides end-to-end services for renewable energy projects, encompassing design, engineering, construction, and procurement, alongside developing gas and fuel storage solutions. Its fuel distribution arm is responsible for the delivery of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG), manages oil transport via pipelines, and operates gas stations. Beyond physical infrastructure, the company extends its services to integrated information and communication technology, offers solutions for power and environmental monitoring, and delivers comprehensive energy management services for buildings. These management services cover everything from initial design and consultation to project execution, energy usage analysis, device installation, ongoing operation, financing, and performance measurement.
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