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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ananda Development Public Company Limited, together with its subsidiary entities, is primarily engaged in the creation and sale of various property developments throughout Thailand. Its business operations are structured across three main divisions: Real Estate Development, Real Estate Project Management, and Other Services. Beyond its core development activities, the company provides a range of additional services, which include property project oversight, residential construction, real estate brokerage and agency functions, management of property juristic persons, media content creation, property leasing, and the delivery of academic seminars. The firm constructs condominium complexes under well-known brands such as Ashton, Ideo Q, Venio, Ideo Mobi, Ideo, Elio, and Unio. Additionally, it develops housing estates and townhouses, recognized by the brands Artale, Airi, Atoll, Arden, Urbanio, and Unio Town. Established in 1999, Ananda Development Public Company Limited maintains its headquarters in Bang Phli, Thailand.
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