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Trades about 45% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Crown Seal Public Company Limited manufactures and sells caps for bottles in Thailand. The company operates through two segments, Manufacture and Sale of Caps; and Metal Sheets Printing Service. The company offers crown, pilfer-proof, ring pull, plastic, and composite caps, as well as spout caps, which are used as container seals for various drinks, such as carbonated drink, milk, beer, liquor, soda, drinking water, and medical supplies. It also provides hand crowner, maxi crimping, and anti-counterfeit screw cap sealing machines; and coating and printing services on steel and aluminum sheets, as well as printing plates. In addition, the company offers quality control services; packaging solutions; pre-sales and after-sales services; and equipment sale and services, as well as supplies spare parts. Further, it engages in the hiring of printing sheets for can; and manufactures and sells beverages, soft plastic, and packaging film. Crown Seal Public Company Limited was incorporated in 1968 and is headquartered in Pathum Thani, Thailand.
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