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Trades about 438% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1974 and based in Surabaya, Indonesia, PT Kedaung Indah Can Tbk specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of enamel-coated steel kitchenware and various metal can/tin products. The company's business activities are primarily structured into two distinct divisions: Enamelware and Can products. Through its Enamelware segment, PT Kedaung Indah Can Tbk provides a wide array of cooking utensils, such as diverse stock pots (including standard, deep, graduated, and steamer-equipped variations), pasta cookers, and oven dishes. Its collection of roasters includes items like lasagna pans, oval roasters, and fry pans, alongside comprehensive cookware sets. For food preparation, storage, and serving, the company offers an assortment of bowls (e.g., soup, salad, mixing sets, deep, basins, and decorative designs) and tableware such as plates and colanders. The product range is further diversified with tea kettles, lunch containers, serving trays, canister sets, cookie storage tins, kerosene-fueled stoves, mugs, and milk pans. The company's production process is extensive, encompassing stages from initial printing and metal forming to specialized enameling, detailed decorating, final assembly, and packaging. In addition to its substantial presence in the Indonesian domestic market, PT Kedaung Indah Can Tbk also actively exports its goods internationally.
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