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Trades about 163% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
FN Factory Outlet Public Company Limited engages in merchandising of clothing and consumer products in Thailand. The company offers beddings, blankets, mattresses, and pillows; men's and women’s apparel, and underwear; sofa, bin, and towels; travel products; footwear; care products, such as alcohol sprays, baby wipes, cotton swabs, and adult and baby diapers; honey products and snacks; and leather, furniture, and household items. It also distributes health care and environmental products. The company sells its products through outlets and online. FN Factory Outlet Public Company Limited was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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