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Trades about 54% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
K&K Superstore Southern Public Company Limited is a Thai-based distributor specializing in a diverse range of consumer products. Its extensive inventory includes household essentials such as detergents, fabric softeners, and compressed cleaning petals. The company also supplies personal care items like toothpaste, toothbrushes, and mouthwash, alongside a variety of skin and hair products, including shampoos, shower creams, and soaps. For beauty needs, they offer cosmetics like powders, creams, skincare products, and colognes. Additionally, K&K Superstore Southern provides vital supplies for infants and adults, such as milk bottle brushes, baby diapers, and adult diapers. Beyond personal and home care, the company features a broad selection of food and beverage items. This includes powdered beverages like cocoa and coffee, as well as non-dairy creamers. They distribute various flavored milk products, such as milk powder, sweetened condensed milk, and UHT milk. Other refreshments available encompass drinking water, soft drinks, and health beverages. The dry goods category features staple condiments, vegetable oils, and rice, complemented by a wide array of snacks like chewing gum and candy. As of March 31, 2022, K&K Superstore Southern operated a network of 31 retail outlets under its proprietary K&K Superstore brand. The company was founded in 1993 and maintains its headquarters in Songkhla, Thailand.
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