Domestic power generation
RATCH owns and invests in power plants in Thailand that produce electricity for the local grid and for industrial users.
Customers
Thailand’s power utilities and, in some cases, industrial customers that buy electricity or steam under contract.
Revenue Model
It earns money by selling electricity, capacity, and related energy services under long-term power purchase agreements.
Overseas power generation
RATCH holds stakes in power projects outside Thailand, including plants that generate electricity for host-country grids.
Customers
Foreign utility companies and grid operators that buy power from the projects.
Revenue Model
It receives contract-based income from selling electricity, capacity, or project returns from its overseas investments.
Utilities and related services
RATCH also invests in supporting businesses linked to power and infrastructure, such as water, steam, and other utility services.
Customers
Industrial customers, local utilities, and project operators that need utility supply or operating support.
Revenue Model
It makes money from utility service charges, operating fees, and income from equity stakes in these businesses.