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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1990 and headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, Alla Public Company Limited is a leading provider of industrial material handling and logistics solutions. The company specializes in the importation, manufacturing, and distribution of an extensive array of equipment throughout Thailand. Its offerings encompass a wide selection of cranes, including overhead, gantry, and specialized explosion-proof models, as well as electric and manual hoists. Alla also supplies industrial access solutions such as high-speed, cold storage, and sectional doors, alongside a variety of loading dock equipment like hydraulic docks, airbag docks, and protective shelters. Furthermore, the company delivers sophisticated warehouse systems, featuring automated storage and retrieval (AS/RS), warehouse management (WMS), and control systems, in addition to racking, conveyors, picking and sorting systems, and energy-efficient high volume low speed (HVLS) fans and LED lighting for warehouse environments. Complementing these core products, Alla distributes and installs solar panel systems and provides comprehensive installation and post-sales support services.
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