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Trades about 11% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Central Plaza Hotel Public Company Limited (CPH), along with its affiliated companies, is primarily involved in the hospitality industry, with operations spanning Thailand and the Republic of Maldives. The firm's activities are structured into two main divisions: hotels and associated services, and food and ice-cream production. By the end of 2021, specifically December 31st, CPH's extensive portfolio included 85 hotels and resorts, collectively offering 17,448 rooms across 14 nations. These properties operate under diverse brand names such as Centara Reserve, Centara Grand, Centara, Centara Boutique Collection, Centra by Centara, and COSI. Beyond its core hotel business, the company also engages in food and beverage services, provides hotel management expertise, conducts import and export activities, and manages spa facilities. The company, established in 1980, has its corporate headquarters located in Bangkok, Thailand.
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