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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Infraset Public Company Limited specializes in developing and constructing critical infrastructure throughout Thailand, encompassing data centers, information technology systems, and telecommunication networks. The company provides a full spectrum of services for data center IT, from initial design and engineering to complete construction. For telecommunications infrastructure and network equipment, its offerings span consulting, surveying, and design to installation, system management, and ongoing maintenance, along with installation supervision. Additionally, Infraset provides maintenance and related services for structural engineering systems, as well as services for transportation infrastructure. Established in 2006, its headquarters are located in Bangkok, Thailand.
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