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Trades about 338% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Golden Ventures Leasehold Real Estate Investment Trust functions as a real estate investment trust, primarily involved in leasing properties across Thailand. Its holdings include leasehold ownership of the Park Ventures Ecoplex building, along with sub-lease agreements for both the land and structure of Sathorn Square; both prime assets are situated within Thailand's bustling Central Business District. Having opted for real estate investment trust taxation status, the company is exempt from corporate income tax on the portion of its net earnings disbursed to shareholders. The trust was established in 2016 and its main operations are based in Bangkok, Thailand.
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