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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Harn Engineering Solutions Public Company Limited, a Bangkok, Thailand-based company established in 2001, provides a wide array of engineering and technological services. Initially known as Fire Victor Public Company Limited, the firm adopted its current name in November 2016. Operating within Thailand, the company specializes in fire protection, handling the wholesale, retail, repair, rental, leasing, contracting, and installation of fire safety systems and suppression agents. Their comprehensive offerings in this sector include essential items like sprinklers, fire hose cabinets, floor control valves, pump room equipment, and fire extinguishers. Beyond fire safety, Harn offers extensive refrigeration solutions, supplying compressors, unit coolers, controllers, inverters, condensing units, refrigerants, fans, and advanced cooling system control devices. The firm also extends its expertise to air-conditioning and sanitary systems, providing products such as chillers, cooling towers, PICV, and air handling and fan coil units. Moreover, the company is a significant provider of digital printing solutions, encompassing coding and marking technologies, variable QR/2D coding, digital color label presses, and robust after-sales support. This segment further includes 3D printers, specialized software packages, scanners, and diverse printing services. Harn also engages in the trade of cold storage devices, as well as the sale, repair, and rental of printing equipment, and delivers innovative smart building business solutions.
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