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Trades about 130% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PTG Energy Public Company Limited, established in 1988 in Bangkok, Thailand (formerly known as Paktai Chueplerng Company Limited), operates as a diversified energy and services conglomerate. The company's core operations include the trade of petroleum products, such as diesel and benzene, and gas products, in addition to supplying equipment for and managing petrol stations throughout Thailand. Beyond its foundational fuel business, PTG Energy has significantly diversified into a wide array of retail and service ventures. Its extensive food and beverage portfolio features convenience stores under the PT Mart and Max Mart banners, coffee shops like Punthai Coffee and Coffee World, Cream & Fudge ice cream parlors, various restaurants including Thai Chef Express, and New York 5th Av. Deli sandwich shops. Further expansion includes the manufacture and distribution of ethanol and biofuels, palm oil refining, waste management systems, and the production of latex concentrate. The company also provides a broad spectrum of services, encompassing oil and liquid product transportation, general goods logistics (including passenger transport), car service and repair centers under the Autobacs brand, and health product development. Its comprehensive financial services portfolio includes digital currency and digital asset exchange, foreign currency exchange, electronic financial services, money transfers, and bill payment facilitation.
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