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Trades about 287% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited, a conglomerate based in Bangkok, Thailand, was founded in 1968 and rebranded from Tanayong Public Company Limited in May 2010. The company operates a diversified portfolio across its three core segments: Move, Mix, and Match, focusing on mass transit, property, media, and various service industries throughout Thailand. Under its "Move" segment, the company is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the BTS SkyTrain system. This also extends to the construction, operation, installation, and upkeep of electric rail lines, along with train procurement and related supporting services, and the provision of bus rapid transit services. The "Mix" segment delivers comprehensive media and marketing solutions. This includes offering advertising, digital, and sales services, providing system installation and integration, and acting as an insurance broker across both traditional and online distribution channels. Additionally, it provides services associated with the Rabbit card. The "Match" segment encompasses strategic investments and other specialized services. This involves stakes in diverse businesses such as restaurant chains, construction, and golf course operations, as well as investments in the securities of other corporations. Further offerings include architectural and engineering consultancy, management of food and beverage ventures, electronic payment, e-money, and bill payment solutions. The company also engages in software development, technology and system integration services, and the management of CRM loyalty programs and coupon kiosks.
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