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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Eastern Polymer Group Public Company Limited (EPG) is a multifaceted enterprise operating through its various subsidiaries in Thailand and across international markets. Its primary activities span rubber insulation, automotive components, plastic packaging solutions, and research and development. Within the automotive sector, EPG specializes in manufacturing products such as pickup truck bed liners and covers, alongside a broader range of vehicle accessories. Beyond this, the company's operations encompass the global trade of machinery and chemicals. It is a significant producer of rubber products, catering to diverse applications including automobiles, industrial machinery, building construction, and other general uses. EPG is also deeply involved in the plastics industry, handling the injection molding, assembly, and distribution of various plastic components. The group further designs, produces, and markets a wide array of accessories for a spectrum of vehicles, from two-wheelers and four-wheel drives to light commercial and heavy transportation vehicles. Additionally, it offers specialized calibration services. Established in 1978, the company was formerly known as Eastern Polymer Industry Company Limited. Its headquarters are situated in Mueang Samut Prakan, Thailand. EPG operates as a subsidiary under the umbrella of Vitoorapakorn Holding Co., Ltd.
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