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Thai state-owned oil firm PTT confirmed discussions with potential foreign partners for refining stakes, noting no final deals despite ADNOC negotiation reports. Strategic goals include enhancing comp
Thailand’s PTT seeks LNG deals and investment stakes in the US Gulf to diversify supply chains amidst geopolitical risks. This strategy aims to increase LNG trading volumes fivefold by 2035 while expa
Petronas and PTT subsidiaries secured government approval for a new 35-year production sharing contract for Block A-18-01 in the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Area. The deal reinforces natural g
PTT clarified ongoing foreign investment talks for its refining and petrochemical units aim to boost competitiveness without definitive agreements yet. Earlier, affiliates PTTGC and SCGC explored a jo
Adnoc is negotiating stakes in Thailand’s PTT and Nigeria’s Dangote refineries to secure crude buyers and expand fuel trading. This strategic shift aims to bolster the UAE company’s downstream presenc
State-owned energy giant PTT is exploring strategic options for its stake in Taiwan-listed Lotus Pharmaceutical, potentially seeking partners to expand business in Asia Pacific markets. Preliminary de
Indonesia has lifted an investment moratorium on Thai energy firm PTT following compensation for a 2009 oil spill. PTT committed to investing $5 billion in oil and gas exploration in Indonesia.
US and Thailand accelerate LNG supply negotiations after Iran strikes damaged Qatar's export capacity. Venture Global and PTT discuss a binding long-term deal as Thailand diversifies energy sources am
PTT plans to boost LNG trading volume from 2 million to 15 million tons by 2035 to secure energy supply as domestic reserves decline and imports rise.
Moody’s upgraded Thailand’s sovereign and PTT’s credit outlook to Stable, citing political stability and reduced tariff risks. The integrated oil and gas firm, including chemical subsidiary PTTGC, ant
Thai state-owned energy firm PTT has increased its high-sulphur fuel oil offerings for May, tendering four cargoes totaling approximately 93,000 tons from Sriracha port, exceeding its typical monthly
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