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Trades about 13% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lohakit Metal Public Company Limited, along with its affiliated companies, operates within Thailand, specializing in the processing, distribution, and precise cutting of a broad spectrum of steel and metal products. The company's offerings encompass various grades of stainless steel, including cold-rolled, hot-rolled, austenitic, ferritic, and specialized types. Additionally, they supply a range of tubing products such as ornamental, square, and rectangular tubes, as well as automotive pipes. Their steel inventory also features both electro-galvanized and standard galvanized steel. Beyond steel, Lohakit Metal distributes diverse metallic and non-ferrous metallic goods, including aluminum coils and sheets, copper products (coils, sheets, angle bars, rod bars, and pipes), and zinc materials. Complementing its product sales, the company provides value-added services like cutting, drilling, and polishing. Its extensive client base includes industries such as construction, automotive manufacturing, food production, petrochemicals, electrical and electronic goods, and household appliance sectors. The company also extends its market reach through product exports. Established in 1989, the company's official name transitioned to Lohakit Metal Public Company Limited on January 2, 2003, having previously operated as Lohakit Metal Service Center Company Limited. Its corporate headquarters are located in Phra Pradaeng, Thailand.
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