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Trades about 2,074% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
CMO Public Company Limited engages in the event management for public events, exhibitions, and entertainment activities in Thailand. It operates through five segments: Organizer, Equipment provider, Production of media, Installation supplies and electrical, and Concert promoter. The company provides digital and hybrid event; event and experiential marketing solution; exposition and exhibition management; private lifestyle service and event; museum design and management; and MICE and professional conference. It also provides music and entertainment, audio visual and multimedia solution, and creative experiences to nurture childhood development for children; venue rental; and digital solutions, as well as equipment rental. In addition, the company offers equipment for image, lighting, sound, and effects; production of multi-visual slides, videos, multimedia and computer graphics; and event management for private event, wedding ceremonies, and birthday parties and other. Further, it organizes concerts, festivals, plays, and facilitating artists; designs and arranges control stage; and offers creative planning services for advertising and marketing. The company was founded in 1986 and is based in Bangkok, Thailand.
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