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Trades about 108% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PT Cahayasakti Investindo Sukses Tbk is an Indonesian enterprise primarily engaged in real estate development, construction, and furniture trading. Its operations are delineated into three main divisions: Construction, Real Estate, and a residual 'Others' category. The Construction segment handles the erection of diverse structures, such as residential buildings, office complexes, industrial facilities, retail spaces, educational institutions, hospitality accommodations, and sports and entertainment venues. This segment also undertakes significant infrastructure projects, including highways, bridges, overpasses, and railway lines. Additionally, its construction expertise covers specialized services like demolition, electronic system installations, glass and aluminum fitting, comprehensive interior finishes (encompassing floors, walls, sanitary fixtures, and ceilings), painting, and interior decoration. Within the Real Estate division, the company is involved in developing and marketing land parcels and various building units. It also holds and leases properties for tourism and industrial park purposes. The company's furniture segment focuses on the sale and distribution of furniture. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Bogor, Indonesia, PT Cahayasakti Investindo Sukses Tbk is a subsidiary of PT Andalan Utama Bintara.
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