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Trades about 2,769% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jay Mart Public Company Limited, through its various subsidiaries, is a diversified Thai enterprise primarily focused on the wholesale and retail distribution of mobile phones and accessories throughout Thailand and Cambodia. The company's multifaceted operations also encompass property development, sales, and leasing, alongside managing specialty coffee shop chains such as Casa Lapin and Rabb Coffee. Furthermore, Jay Mart is active in financial services, providing debt collection, debt management, non-life insurance, hire-purchase arrangements, and vehicle title loan services. It also engages in application development, distributes products under the SINGER brand, and offers consulting expertise in e-commerce and information technology. Under its Kashjoy brand, the company delivers a comprehensive array of consumer lending solutions, including revolving, term, and mobile loans, as well as 'car for cash' and other financing options. Established in 1988, Jay Mart is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
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