PTG Tightens Pump Standards to Cope with Flooding, AUTOBACS Accelerates Branch Expansion in 2027

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PTG Energy Public Company Limited, or PTG, has announced strict standards for its fuel service stations to cope with flooding. Rangson Puangprang, Chief Financial and Sustainability Officer, said fuel service stations are equipped with grease traps and oil traps to capture residue before water is discharged into public drains in line with standards, and all new service stations already comply with the new standards. On the fuel retail business in the final quarter, normally a tourism season, PTG acknowledged that flooding in many areas may slightly reduce overall fuel consumption in the short term, because people must allocate part of their budgets to repairing damaged cars. But if there is no further severe flooding, travel and refueling during the long New Year holiday are still expected to recover well. Meanwhile, AUTOBACS Thailand, a full-service automotive repair and maintenance center that is part of the PTG group, is expected to see a significant increase in customers coming for inspections and maintenance after flooding in Bangkok begins to ease. AUTOBACS generated revenue of about 1.433 billion baht last year, compared with the PTG group's total revenue in the hundreds of billions of baht, which for the full year 2025 stood at 224.918 billion baht. AUTOBACS revenue this year is expected to grow 10-20% from last year, before it accelerates full-scale branch expansion in 2027 to drive growth clearly higher than this year.

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PTG tightens flood-related standards at fuel stations and warns flooding may slightly cut short-term fuel consumption, partly offset by expected New Year holiday recovery.

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AUTOBACS ThailandPrivate▲ Positive
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AUTOBACS expects a significant increase in customers for vehicle inspections and maintenance after Bangkok flooding eases, with revenue guided 10-20% higher this year.

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