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Trades about 80% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Internet Thailand Public Company Limited, together with its affiliated companies, provides a comprehensive array of internet access, information technology, and communication services tailored for both corporate clients and individual users across Thailand. The company structures its operations across two key divisions: Access Business and Business Solutions. INET's extensive portfolio features state-of-the-art data center solutions, including co-location services and robust business continuity/disaster recovery planning. Their cloud offerings are diverse, spanning virtual machine, backup, disaster recovery, and database as a service, complemented by hybrid cloud integration, SAP HANA as a service, and web hosting. To boost workplace productivity, they offer smart office solutions such as file sharing, desktop virtualization, and document management systems. Security remains a core focus, with services like INET VFW for network protection, INET iLog for secure traffic data logging, and INET Hybrid WAN for connecting geographically dispersed networks to a central infrastructure. Further enhancing connectivity and communication, INET provides WebEx for efficient online meetings, NET Cloud Connect for seamless network integration, and INET NODE for dedicated leased lines. They also secure e-commerce activities with INET SSL and optimize system performance while minimizing costs through INET Load Balance. Keeping pace with digital transformation, the company offers cutting-edge smart solutions, including artificial intelligence, chatbot, analytics, and big data as a service. This Bangkok-based company was established in 1995.
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