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Trades about 38% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TSH Resources Berhad, established in Tawau, Malaysia, in 1979, operates as an investment holding company with a primary focus on oil palm cultivation and forest plantation management. Its geographical footprint extends across Malaysia, Indonesia, the Southwest Pacific, the United States, and other international markets. The company's operations are divided into two key segments. The Palm Products segment oversees oil palm plantations and is responsible for the manufacturing and sale of crude palm oil and palm kernel. The "Others" segment encompasses a diverse array of activities, including the design, manufacturing, promotion, and marketing of engineered hardwood flooring under the Ekowood brand, as well as the operation of forest management units. This segment also handles the processing and marketing of cocoa products, such as cocoa butter, and generates electricity from biomass and biogas power plants. Additionally, TSH Resources engages in Islamic securities transactions, undertakes oil palm ramets and other tissue culture projects, trades in various wood products, supplies and installs timber flooring, sub-licenses strip lock systems, and provides hiring and management services.
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