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Trades about 36% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Floyd Public Company Limited engages in the installation of utility and fire suppression systems in Thailand. The company offers mechanical systems, including air conditioning and ventilation (HVAC), fire protection and extinguishing, and temperature and humidity control system; electrical and communication systems, such as high and low voltage distribution, uninterruptible power, telecommunication and network, and automatic and security control; and sanitation and piping systems, comprising water supply and use sewage and effluent systems, rainwater drainage system, and industrial gas and piping systems. It also provides Mechanical System, such as precise temperature and humidity control air conditioning, specialized air conditioning for computer room and data center, precision cooling water cooling, hot and cold air direction management, clean agent fire suppression, ventilation and airflow control, multi-route backup power, uninterruptible power supply, backup generator, power distribution equipment to server cabinets, energy monitoring and management, combined room for signal lines and main network distribution points, chilled water pipes for refrigeration, condensate drainage system and refrigeration, water system for filling the cooling, water leak detection to prevent damage to equipment, and effluent and wastewater management systems from the operation of the system. Floyd Public Company Limited was incorporated in 1988 and is headquartered in Nonthaburi, Thailand.
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