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PTG Energy has announced a 20.8 per cent growth in the third quarter and expects further expansion in the fourth quarter thanks to the easing of restrictions and reopening of the country.

PTG gets ready to accelerate growth in non-oil businesses Petrol service provider PTG Energy plans to expand its non-oil businesses soon and strengthen its stake as the second-largest market share holder in Thailand.

The award, presented at the Labour Ministry’s Department of Employment in Bangkok recently, recognised the company’s care and treatment of workers as well as its adherence to international principles of ethics.

PTG saw the business opportunities in this growth and prioritised studying customers’ needs. To gain customers’ loyalty and desire to use PTG’s services, it knew it had to respond to their requirements.

Japan’s Autobacs is aiming to be the top car-service brand in Thailand, has been known to Thais for around 20 years since its first branch was established in Thailand.

Pitak Ratchakitprakarn, CEO of PTG Energy, said that the company has kicked off franchise businesses of Pun Thai Coffee and Coffee World to encourage anyone who wants to run a coffee shop.

PTG Energy Plc has set aside Bt5 billion to acquire food and services businesses over the next five years in effort to increase the profit contribution of its non-oil businesses to 60-70 per cent in 2025.

PTG Energy’s new petrol station in Samut Prakan features an “Autobacs”, a Japanese-conceived auto-service centre, and plans to build 240 more over the next five years in Bangkok and vicinity.