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Trades about 158% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dhouse Pattana Public Company Limited primarily focuses on real estate development within Thailand. Its projects encompass the construction of residential dwellings, such as houses and townhouses, alongside various commercial buildings. Beyond its core property ventures, the company also engages in the wholesale distribution of diverse general products, and operates both fuel stations and retail businesses. Founded in 2010, Dhouse Pattana is headquartered in Maha Sarakham, Thailand, and functions as a subsidiary of the Lerdrungporn Group.
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