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PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited Secures AA+ TRIS Rating; Sets Stage for Global Expansion and Reinforces Market Leadership with PTT Lubricants Brand

BANGKOK, THAILAND - Media OutReach Newswire - 10 July 2024 - PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited (OR), a key player within the PTT Group and a leader in Thailand's oil retail sector, proudly announces the reaffirmation of its "AA+" credit rating by TRIS Rating Co., Ltd., Thailand's premier credit rating agency. This marks the...
BANGKOK, THAILAND - Media OutReach Newswire - 10 July 2024 - PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited (OR), a key player within the PTT Group and a leader in Thailand's oil retail sector, proudly announces the reaffirmation of its "AA+" credit rating by TRIS Rating Co., Ltd., Thailand's premier credit rating agency. This marks the second consecutive year OR has achieved this high rating, which comes with a "Stable" outlook. This recognition underscores the company's exceptional operational performance and strong financial health, both critical as it continues to expand its market presence globally.

PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited Secures AA+ TRIS Rating

Continued Excellence in the Thai Oil Retail Market

Mr. Disathat Panyarachun, Chief Executive Officer of OR, expressed his pride in the company's ongoing leadership in distributing both retail oil and commercial petroleum products across Thailand. "This sustained top-tier rating from TRIS not only highlights our robust financial policies but also reinforces our pivotal role within the PTT Group in efficiently distributing petroleum products," said Mr. Panyarachun.

Strengthening Market Leadership with PTT Lubricants

As the manufacturer and distributor of PTT Lubricants for over three decades, OR has secured the leading market share in Thailand. The company is dedicated to innovation under the guiding principle of "The Moving Innovation," focusing on creating advanced product formulas for automotive and industrial applications and forming OEM partnerships with various car manufacturers.

"Our commitment to continuous improvement in product quality and innovation is designed to meet the changing needs of our customers," Mr. Panyarachun added. OR's state-of-the-art Automated Lubricants Distribution Center, with a yearly capacity of 260 million liters, supports efficient market expansion both in Thailand and internationally. The company also enhances its competitive edge by offering extensive product knowledge training and after-sales services to both consumers and distributors.

Global Expansion and Recognition

PTT Lubricants has successfully extended its reach beyond domestic markets, exporting to over 40 countries across the AEC, Asia, Africa, and Europe. This international presence underscores the brand's quality and reliability, affirming its status as a trusted global brand. "Our international success is a testament to the global competitiveness of PTT Lubricants. We continue to focus on expanding our market presence and meeting the sophisticated needs of consumers worldwide," stated Mr. Panyarachun. The expansion strategy includes leveraging brands like Café Amazon and PTT Station alongside PTT Lubricants to enhance its market presence globally.

PTT Lubricants Accelerates Market Influence Across Southeast Asia and Taiwan

Indonesia emerges as a pivotal market for PTT Lubricants, fueled by its fast-growing automotive sector, economic progress, and demographic expansion. PTT Lubricants has partnered with PT Sumber Suwarna Unisindo, a seasoned distributor renowned for its deep expertise in the lubricant industry, covering both automotive and industrial applications. This collaboration ensures the delivery of superior quality products complemented by exceptional after-sales services to Indonesian consumers.More details can be found at pttlubricants.co.id.

In the Philippines, the consistent upward trajectory in the demand for automotive and industrial lubricants solidifies the country's importance to PTT Lubricants. Distribution is expertly handled by PTT Philippines Corporation (PTTPC), a direct subsidiary of OR, which also diversifies its portfolio with ventures like PTT Station fuel stations and Café Amazon coffee shops. Further information is available at pttphilippines.com.

Malaysia's strategic position as a trade and investment nucleus in ASEAN, coupled with booming automotive and transportation sectors, makes it a key market for PTT Lubricants. Distribution channels are robust, with four main agents including TS Oil Pro Plt. and Big Essential Sdn. Bhd. in West Malaysia, and Efuel Service Sdn. and Golden Automotive Trading Sdn. Bhd. in East Malaysia, ensuring comprehensive market coverage.More details are available on the Facebook Fan page: PTT Lubricants Malaysia.

Taiwan has seen over 14 years of PTT Lubricants' presence, where it has solidified its market position through its distributor, Dynamax Petrochemical Ltd. The focus on high-quality motorcycle and gasoline products, along with strategic marketing efforts, has built a reputable image among high-end clients, including European luxury car owners and racing enthusiasts. Discover more at pttortw.com.

Each of these markets plays a crucial role in PTT Lubricants' strategy to deepen its international footprint, emphasizing the brand's commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction.

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PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited Secures AA+ TRIS Rating; Sets Stage for Global Expansion and Reinforces Market Leadership with PTT Lubricants Brand

Authors: PTT Oil and Retail Business Plc. (OR)

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