Ai Energy Public Company Limited (AIE)
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Ai Energy Public Company Limited Profile
| Energy Equipment & Services Industry | Energy Sector | Mr. Narong Thareratanavibool CEO | SET Exchange | TH5085010Z06 ISIN |
| Thailand Country | - Employees | 4 Mar 2026 Last Dividend | 6 May 2015 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
AI Energy Public Company Limited, a pivotal entity within Thailand's renewable energy sector, specializes in the production and distribution of biodiesel and vegetable oil. Founded in 2006, and positioned in Samut Sakhon, Thailand, this company stands as a testament to the growing shift towards sustainable energy solutions in the region. Operating under the umbrella of Asian Insulators Public Company Limited, AI Energy is strategically poised to address the rising global demand for eco-friendly fuels and byproducts, thus contributing significantly to Thailand's economic and environmental development.
Products and Services
- Refined Glycerin:
As a byproduct of biodiesel production, refined glycerin holds vast applications across several industries. AI Energy avails this product for use in pharmaceutical formulations, cosmetic products, and various personal care items like soap and toothpaste. The versatility and high purity of the refined glycerin produced by AI Energy make it a valuable commodity in diverse markets.
- Edible Palm Oil (Pamola Brand):
Under its Pamola brand, AI Energy offers a range of edible palm oil products. These products meet the highest standards of quality and safety for consumption, catering to the food industry's needs for reliable and sustainable vegetable oil options.
- Byproducts:
AI Energy's operation yields several important byproducts, such as palm fatty acid distillate, palm stearin, and acid oil. These byproducts find extensive use in various industrial applications, including the manufacture of soaps, detergents, and as feedstock for further chemical synthesis.
