Refining
The company turns crude oil into fuel products such as gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and fuel oil at its refinery in Thailand.
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Star Petroleum Refining PCL
SET:SPRC
Star Petroleum Refining PCL
SET:SPRC
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1.45%
Market Cap:
฿60.7B
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Company Overview
Business Description
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Energy
- Headquarters
- Thailand TH
- Employees
- 721
- IPO date
- Dec 8, 2015
Star Petroleum Refining PCL is a Thai oil refiner. It takes crude oil and processes it into fuel products such as gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and fuel oil, plus other refined products used by industry and transportation. The company sits in the middle of the energy supply chain: it does not drill for oil, but it turns raw crude into the products that distributors, wholesalers, and end users need every day.
Its main customers are fuel marketers, industrial buyers, shipping and transport companies, and other businesses that need steady supplies of refined petroleum products. SPRC makes money by buying crude oil, refining it, and selling the finished products into the local and regional market. That means its earnings depend heavily on the spread between crude input costs and the prices of the fuels and products it sells.
What makes the business model distinctive is that it is tied to essential but cyclical demand. Refiners like SPRC are critical infrastructure for a country because they convert imported or sourced crude into usable energy products. The business tends to be capital-intensive and operationally complex, with profits shaped by refinery efficiency, product mix, and fuel market conditions rather than by branding or direct consumer sales.