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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Asia Plus Group Holdings Public Company Limited, along with its affiliated entities, conducts financial securities operations across Thailand. The firm's activities are organized into four primary divisions: brokerage for securities and derivatives, investment banking, fund management, and proprietary investment trading. It offers a comprehensive suite of services, including facilitating transactions in securities and derivatives for both domestic and international clients, delivering investment and financial guidance, underwriting new security issues, and engaging in securities lending and borrowing. Furthermore, the company manages venture capital and oversees private, derivatives, and mutual fund portfolios. It also strategically invests in unit trusts and actively participates in the buying, selling, and trading of various securities. Founded in 1974, Asia Plus Group Holdings Public Company Limited is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, and adopted its present name in July 2015, having previously operated as Asia Plus Group Holdings Securities Public Company Limited.
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