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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
AAPICO Hitech Public Company Limited operates as a diversified enterprise, primarily focusing on the manufacturing and distribution of automotive components, specialized dies, and jigs across its markets in Thailand, China, Malaysia, and Portugal. Its operations are structured into three main segments: the production of automotive parts, the sale of vehicles alongside repair services, and a "Miscellaneous" category covering other ventures. The company’s product portfolio includes a broad range of stamped and pressed components, such as floor sections, cross members, side sills, various brackets, clips, and pre-assembled sub-components. It also supplies integral chassis frame elements, axle housing components, and a variety of forged and precision-machined items. These encompass critical elements for transmission, powertrain, steering, and suspension systems, in addition to engine parts, shafts, wheel hubs, and specialized components like camber links, braking pawns, and copper forged items. Furthermore, AAPICO produces plastic parts, including plastic fuel tanks, along with casting parts, bespoke assembly jigs, and stamping dies. Beyond manufacturing, the company is actively involved in vehicle sales, comprehensive automobile repair services, vocational training, technical assistance, and IT consultancy and advisory solutions. Its diversified interests extend to venture capital operations, strategic investments in other companies, and the import and export of both vehicles and their constituent parts. Additionally, AAPICO develops car navigation systems, digital mapping solutions, and Oracle ERP systems, offers car accessories, and operates dedicated car dealership service centers. Established in 1996, the company maintains its headquarters in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Thailand.
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