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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fortune Parts Industry Public Company Limited (FPI.BK) specializes in the production and global distribution of replacement automotive parts. Operating across Thailand, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and international markets, the company organizes its business into three main segments: Domestic Sales, Export Sales, and Services. FPI's extensive product range encompasses plastic injection molded components, such as vehicle grilles, bumpers, H/L doors, valance panels, and side panels; a wide selection of lighting and mirror units, including various head, corner, tail, and fog lamps, as well as automotive side mirrors; and metal stamped parts like fenders, hoods, radiator supports, and doors. They also supply essential cooling system elements, such as radiators, condensers, and intercoolers, alongside critical suspension components like center bearings, engine mountings, bushings, and shock absorbers. Moreover, their offerings extend to engine and brake parts, including disc brake pads, water pumps, starters, and alternators, as well as a variety of control cables (accelerator, speedometer, clutch) and hoses (brake, fuel, hydraulic). In addition to manufacturing, FPI provides specialized services, including mold design, plastic injection molding, spray painting, chrome plating, and dipping. These products are predominantly utilized in pick-up trucks, larger commercial trucks, and passenger vehicles. Founded in 1991, the company maintains its headquarters in Lam Luk Ka, Thailand.
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