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Trades about 123% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CPL Group Public Company Limited, a Thai firm founded in Samutprakarn in 1989, specializes in the production and distribution of various leather goods. The company offers a diverse portfolio of leathers, including full-grain and suede-split types like nubuck, oil-and-wax finished, pigmented, suede, and waterproof options, primarily catering to shoe manufacturers. Additionally, it produces aniline and cow split leathers. Beyond its leather operations, CPL Group provides tanning services and manufactures personal protective equipment. Its products are exported to numerous international destinations, including China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and India.
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