• Liquid & Chemical Terminal (LCT) This terminal is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment to handle liquids and gases efficiently and safely. The terminal is 1,623 meters long, comprising six berths that can accommodate vessels of different sizes, ranging from 1,000 to 250,000 DWT. Storage Tank Services IRPC provides storage tanks for petroleum products and liquid petrochemical products. IRPC’s teams of experienced specialists operate 299 tanks with a combined storage capacity of 2.9 million tons, using an efficient management system that meets international safety standards. These tanks accommodate IPRC’s petroleum-based products and serve external clients as well. Tank services are available at IRPC oil depots in different regions: Rayong (Eastern Thailand), Phra Pradaeng (Bangkok), Ayutthaya (Central Thailand), and Chumphon (Southern Thailand). Each depot has a port or wharf to accommodate sea freights, which makes transportation and distribution efficient as well as helps clients save costs and time. Asset Management Business IRPC manages approximately 12,000 rai of high-potential land in Rayong and other provinces. The company has developed these plots of land into industrial estates and those that have potential for future development and expansion, especially in connection with the government’s Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) initiative and other investment promotion policy. These asset management businesses cover development plan and other projects under the government’s investment promotion policies. IRPC’s asset management business is divided into three units: • IRPC Industrial Park, Mueang District, Rayong: The IRPC Industrial Park offers a complete range of infrastructure and public utilities. This industrial park serves as a hub of industrial ecosystems and production chain connecting petroleum refinery and its upstream petroleum materials or products to the integrated petrochemical complexes and its direct downstream industries and products. The management approach encapsulates the very essence of new petroleum-petrochemical business model, but also pave the way for further expansion into new territories under the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), such as the integrated medical industry, modern automotive industry groups, as well as agricultural and biotechnology industries, to tap into high-tech industries. • Industrial Estate: WHA Industrial Estate Rayong (WHAIER), Ban Khai District, Rayong: This industrial estate is a joint venture between IRPC and WHA Industrial Development Public Company Limited (WHAID) with a shareholding ratio of 40/60, respectively. The joint venture aims to accommodate industrial clients that seek to take advantage of investment opportunities under the EEC development plan. • Other Assets: IRPC owns a large plot of land of about 2,300 rai in Chana District, Songkhla, which can be developed into an industrial support base and commercial development project alongside a deep seaport project and a power plant project of the government. IRPC also owns other smaller plots of land in Rayong, Chiang Mai, and Lamphun. 71 Structure and Business Operations of IRPC IRPC PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED
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