Thai Refinery Operator SPRC Refutes Claims of Legal Action Against Government Over Diesel Price Cuts

Brickinfo News Agency – Star Petroleum Refining Public Company Limited (SPRC) has issued a formal clarification to dispel rumors suggesting the company is preparing to sue Thai government agencies over recent measures to lower ex-refinery diesel prices. The company firmly denied reports of non-cooperation, stating that such claims are inaccurate and have led to significant public misunderstanding regarding their stance on national energy policies.

The clarification follows a surge in media reports and public opinions suggesting that SPRC was resisting government efforts to stabilize fuel costs. The company emphasized that it is not pursuing any legal action against the state. Instead, the refinery operator maintained that it has consistently participated in discussions with authorities to help mitigate the impact of energy market volatility on Thai citizens.

As a major refinery operator based in Thailand, SPRC asserted that its business operations remain strictly within the legal framework and adhere to principles of good corporate governance. The company noted that its management strategy focuses on balancing the interests of multiple stakeholders, including the government, shareholders, and the general public, while ensuring transparency and accountability.

Regarding its role in the domestic energy sector, the company reiterated its commitment to supporting government-led energy management initiatives. SPRC stated that it continues to prioritize policies that serve both immediate and long-term public interests, ensuring that the country’s fuel supply remains sufficient to meet ongoing domestic demand.