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Trades about 149% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1966 and based in Bangkok, Thailand, Civil Engineering Public Company Limited is a prominent provider of construction services throughout the country. Its extensive project portfolio includes critical infrastructure development such as highways, major road networks, high-speed and double-track railway systems, airports, seaports, and industrial facilities. The company's expertise also extends to water infrastructure and environmental solutions like waste ponds and wastewater treatment systems. Beyond its core construction activities, the firm manufactures and distributes a diverse range of construction materials, including reinforced concrete pipes for drainage, prefabricated hollow concrete bridge sections, various reinforced concrete and precast products, asphaltic materials, and corrugated steel railings for highway applications. Complementing these operations, Civil Engineering Public Company Limited also trades construction materials and engages in real estate investment and development, which includes leasing office buildings. The company functions as a subsidiary of Atsavasirisuk Holding Company Limited.
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