Atlas Energy Public Company Limited, or ATLAS, expects its operating results in the third quarter of 2026 to improve, driven by growing LPG consumption across all segments, namely households, industry, and vehicles, while it begins recognising revenue from three additional LPG filling plants. Suwatchai Phithakwongsaporn, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, said the company aims to increase its share of the household LPG market from 4.8% as of the second quarter of 2026, alongside a plan to expand its Gas Shop network by another 130 to 150 branches within 2026, after adding 72 branches in the first half of this year, bringing the total to 525 branches at present. The household LPG market has a size of more than 2 million tonnes per year, and in 2026 the company is confident that sales will grow at a double-digit rate and that gas sales volume will exceed 450,000 tonnes, in line with its target.
Atlas Energy Public Company LimitedATLAS expects Q3/2026 profit growth on rising LPG consumption across households, industry and vehicles, with gas sales volume targeted above 450,000 tonnes.
