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Trades about 912% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Gema Grahasarana Tbk operates as a prominent Indonesian firm specializing in interior contracting and furniture manufacturing, serving both domestic and international markets. The company structures its business across various divisions, including Interior, Furniture, and Mechanical Electrical services; Laminate products; Furniture and Supplies; and Interior and Furniture Component Distribution. It offers a comprehensive suite of solutions, encompassing full interior fit-out projects, the production of diverse furniture types (such as customized, modular, residential, office, and hospitality pieces), and panel manufacturing. Additionally, the company provides mechanical, electrical, data, and voice installation services, complemented by maintenance and logistics support. PT Gema Grahasarana Tbk also engages in the trade of laminated materials for interior and furniture use, a wide range of home and office furnishings, and essential interior and furniture components. Its clientele is broad, spanning the banking and financial, mining and energy, retail and hospitality industries, alongside multinational corporations and other sectors. Established in 1984 and headquartered in Tangerang, Indonesia, PT Gema Grahasarana Tbk functions as a subsidiary of PT Virucci Indogriya Sarana.
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