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Trades about 122% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Capital Engineering Network Public Company Limited (CEN), operating through its subsidiaries in Thailand, engages in a diverse range of industrial undertakings. The firm is a producer and supplier of various wire products, including prestressed concrete, strand, and welding wires. It also manufactures and distributes industrial machinery, transmission line towers, and telecommunication towers. Furthermore, the company generates and provides electricity and thermal energy, alongside distributing steel structures for substations. Beyond its manufacturing core, CEN participates in construction and tunnel excavation projects, conducts trading and investment activities, and offers fabrication construction and design services. Its portfolio extends to supplying fuel for power generation facilities, managing biogas power plants, and manufacturing and marketing woodchips. Additional operations include human resource management and leasing telecommunication towers. Founded in 1988 and based in Bangkok, Thailand, the company was formerly known as Eastern Wire Public Company Limited, adopting its current name in May 2009.
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