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Trades about 14% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Khonburi Sugar Public Company Limited, established in 1965 and headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, operates as a significant producer and distributor of sugar with a global presence spanning Thailand, the broader Asian market, Europe, and other international regions. Its diverse operations are structured into three primary segments. The Cane Cultivation division is responsible for growing and supplying sugar cane, alongside offering essential farming machinery and transportation solutions to its planters. Concurrently, the Sugar and Molasses Trading segment manages the procurement and distribution of various sugar types—including refined, brown, and raw—as well as molasses and associated by-products. Furthermore, the Utilities arm focuses on generating and supplying electricity and steam, primarily utilizing bagasse as a sustainable fuel source. Beyond these core activities, the company also manufactures and markets ethanol, and conducts educational workshops for its network of agricultural partners.
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